Sentence examples for reality at which from inspiring English sources

Cling to reality, for any departure from a high pitch of reality at which the Jews live leads to farce in which the Christians live.

On TV, each of these hot-air balloons was inflated nonstop right up to the moment they were punctured by reality, at which point the assembled bloviators once more expressed shock, shock at the unexpected denouement.

That is a lower limit, I think, since in reality, the rate at which the moon moves away from the earth will slow down with time.

Analog sound, said Amos Gaynes, Moog Music's applications engineer, has infinite resolution, "down to the granular level at which reality is perceived".

This picture was consistent with the common view of Nazis at the time: they were the embodiment of evil, the point at which reality merged with melodrama and kitsch.

What soon becomes apparent, however, behind all the melodramatic entrances and exits, is that the crucial moments at which reality branches are personal as well as political, military and economic.

I love the idea of Forss sitting in his studio, camera in hand and aimed at the television screen, waiting to capture the very moment at which reality itself disintegrates – it makes the bravery of even the most battle-hardened cameramen seem picayune in comparison.

What will become of these votes is anyone's guess, but we can only hope it results in a reality TV-style event at which the full staff of the most hated agency drops through a trapdoor, never to be seen again.

At which point reality intervened.

It is the moment at which the reality becomes clear that Britain is out of the room.

What makes it so fascinating as a study is that it shows the precise point at which physical reality overlaps with dreamlike images.