Sentence examples for planes of reality from inspiring English sources

The novel is shape-shifting, inhabiting several planes of reality.

– involves an awkward collision of different artistic modes and entirely distinct planes of reality.

In Bessa Luís's fiction, notions of time and space become vague, and planes of reality flow together, dimming the sense of a logical order of events.

Barely miles apart, the violence in the West Bank and the political turbulence in the Israeli Parliament seemed to be taking place on different planes of reality.

The canvas grew broad, encompassing other galaxies and planes of reality; the characters, cranky and pixilated and neurotic in a hip, late-fifties style, approached, for the first time in the history of comic books, three dimensions.

The play-within-a-play ending is particularly tender and humane (the Rude Mechanicals avoiding temptations to stray from comedy to knockabout) – like so much in this production, it manipulates shifting planes of reality and imagination to pleasing effect.

If not, they must live on another plane of reality entirely.

Poor Wolf Blitzer trying to treat Stephen Miller as though they are operating on the same plane of reality.

He was a kind of journalism addict, using deadlines and bylines and travel as a way of keeping himself levitated slightly above the plane of reality.

In one of his introductions to Shrigley's collections, Will Self wrote that, once you've looked at enough of his drawings – he gives a figure of a hundred – "there is no plane of reality other than that described by Shrigley".

Speaking to those who I know have struggled with infertility gives some small insight into the complex series of physical, emotional, financial and medical transactions that operate on a intensely heightened plane of reality.