Sentence examples for reading of reality from inspiring English sources

"The time has come to make decisions that are not only based on ideology and gut feelings, but also a cold, realistic reading of reality".

"One of the things that prophetic moral vision must do is restore the kind of hope that is the refusal to accept the reading of reality that is the majority opinion at the particular time".

And then the past, even the entirety of one's self, once so sensible and self‑contained, is seen to have been ludicrous, a backwards reading of reality which had allowed every detail to be seen yet not a single one to register as it should have.

I'm incredibly fortunate that the navy have given me the opportunity to row in two Olympics Favourite book I've just finished reading The Magic of Reality by Richard Dawkins.

You would never suspect reading The Magic of Reality that many reputed scientists with credentials far above Dawkins' are seriously asking if the universe is conscious, if mind creates action at the subatomic level, if purpose can be understood as a property of the cosmos, if "soft inheritance" allows for evolution without classic gene mutations, and so on.

Is the story we're reading a vague approximation of reality or a thoroughly warped vision filtered through the prism of Nora's unstable psyche?

Join a book club and make reading your passion instead of reality TV.

This is simply an accurate reading of the political realities if they expect to compete to be re-elected.

And its read of macroeconomic realities would preclude monetary policy from fully offsetting the effects of increasing loan rates, in part because quantitative easing may not be effective in the future.

(It could also be why the autobiographical novels of Karl Ove Knausgaard, which read like direct transcriptions of reality, are so popular. "Just the thought of fiction," he writes, "just the thought of a fabricated character in a fabricated plot made me feel nauseous").

We do not test these vocabularies by seeing whether they enable us to discover truths or by showing that they can be read off the nature of reality.