But with chips, hot dogs and microwave pizzas to choose from, at least they were on their way to a partial reality check.
Tom Donaghy's article is an insightful, brave shot across the bow for theater audiences, but it reflects only a partial reality.
Within less than a decade, however, Bartley's vision has become at least a partial reality.
The report said that the banker displayed "traits of egocentricity, narcissism and a partial disconnection from reality that could be a psychopathological dysfunction".
July 8 , 1885Ludwigshafen, Germany August 4, 1977 Stuttgart, Germany Ernst Bloch, (born July 8 , 1885 Ludwigshafen, Ger. died Aug. 4, 1977, Stuttgart) German Marxist philosopher whose Philosophie der Hoffnung ("Philosophy of Hope") was intended to complete what he considered Marxism's partial outlook on reality.
"The tax and fiscal opportunities in the agreement are partial, making the reality of meaningful tax redistribution limited.
His pragmatic, 'commonsensical attitude' is highlighted in a verse he quotes: 'with respect to everyday practice of the world, the fool and the wise are similar' (see above), because ultimately we all have to rely on our experience and defective and partial knowledge of reality.
"A well-designed model is, after all, a judiciously chosen set of lies, or perhaps more accurately put, partial truths about reality, which have been chosen so as to permit us to reason more effectively about some issue than we otherwise could".
Multiple sources offer partial views of reality, as illustrated by the list of sources of data available in Portugal (Table 3).
What makes stigma and negative stereotyping difficult to combat is that some of the concerns people have about the persons with mental illness often have a partial basis in reality [ 5].
