Sentence examples for quite reality from inspiring English sources

The dream, however, isn't quite reality (yet).

It is neither pure fantasy nor is it quite reality.

In TV fantasy world, a politician can argue an articulate, beautiful point with nuanced prose and gain votes for it... but that's not quite reality in America in 2018.

So the poll, unlike Whitman chief strategist Mike Murphy's latest non-serious spin -- so reminiscent of his silly spin five years ago on behalf of the obviously failing special election initiatives he was then promoting as he guided Schwarzenegger to a huge defeat -- is quite reality-based.

There was a certain amount of muted humour in Birth, which displayed a Buñuel-like ability to play a zany scenario completely straight (it was co‑written by Buñuel's long-time collaborator, Jean-Claude Carrière), and some verbal slapstick in Sexy Beast, the film that established Glazer as a director specialising in water, long takes and a fragile atmosphere of not-quite-reality.

That indefinable sense of not-quite-reality is, it seems to me, the anxiety that our latter-day amnesia movies are tapping into -- the distant suspicion that in some way our day-to-day lives, our very identities, have been constructed for us, with wholly synthetic materials.

This sense of freedom — for better and worse — is something that often materializes in Crosthwaite's work: intricate black-and-white drawings and paintings that capture not-quite realities inspired by Tijuana's landscape.

They don't quite understand reality.

But the problem with all this is quite simple: reality.

Where would artistic expression — or, quite frankly, reality — be then?

Mr. Ayache's view does fit remarkably well with one quite knowable reality.