Sentence examples for presumed reality from inspiring English sources

The actor Seth Green is an executive producer, with the Digital Broadcasting Group, of "Urule" — an interactive reality show to appear later this year on urule.tv — but will not appear on camera .It wasn't about creating a celebrity perspective," Mr. Green said of "Urule," because "the more you introduce outside elements, the more you take away from the presumed reality".

Because of a photo's presumed reality, viewers experience the subject as the image-maker crafts her to be.

I suspect that many are most concerned with the social and sexual rejection that comes with outing the unspoken yet presumed reality.

A mainstream interpretation of the above phenomenon may be that, as with any model, SDM is a simplification; an idealized approximation of a presumed reality.

There's presumed objective reality, but then it gets distorted in our minds".

Rossellini changed the filmmaker's point of view from the transparent replication of a presumed material reality, into a virtual debate engaged with what's in the movie and with the viewer.

His argument presumes that reality is always more significant than anything the novelist can invent; he credits the finality of the real above the debatability of the real.

Our system presumes that reality is accessible to everyone, a kind of free-good on which all political engagement can be premised.

Berkeley Breathed: Your question presumes a reality so distant from the experience that any questions about process are meaningless but perfectly reasonable.

I trace Klein's character, in part, to a legacy of French Romanticism: the positing of some Absolute, by which ideas that gratify the mind are presumed to construe reality.

The realist theoretical framework focuses on reliability and validity in qualitative studies in order to present the presumed only existing reality [ 26].