Sentence examples for reality consists of from inspiring English sources

That's what reality consists of.

If we are always actively filtering out large parts of what we see and hear, it begs the question of what our sense of reality consists of?

Reality consists of "emergent levels" – chemistry emerges from physics, in that chemical laws include physical ones, but cannot be reduced to them; biology emerges from chemistry, and so forth.

Because this process of halving distances would go on into infinity (a concept that the Greeks would not accept as possible), Zeno claimed to "prove" that reality consists of changeless being.

The formulation is canny: a good proportion of reality consists of what we freely imagine; and then, less happily perhaps, we discover that that reality has imagined us — that we are the vassals of our imaginings, not their emperors or archdukes.

The picture that emerges is this: Reality consists of a multitude of spacetime points.

Though widely thought of as a unified Islamic movement, the Taliban in reality consist of a shifting constellation of forces whose agendas sometimes line up.

The black eyes inherited by Paloma are less baleful and they shone with delight as she remembered a world in which daily reality consisted of dreams and games.

The dream has always sounded promising oil will not last for ever, after all but the reality consisted of odd-looking cars with limited range.

For Pythagoreans, reality consisted of two parts: on one side were the mind and spirit and the transcendent realm of the gods; on the other side were the body and matter and the mundane realm of the earth.

Furthermore, (mathfrak {P}) might in reality consist of several different entities (internal stored procedures and external workflow engines), i.e., (mathfrak {M}) might provide data to and receive information from several different data providers (mathfrak {P}_i, iin mathbb {N}).