Sentence examples for reality contained from inspiring English sources

At the heart of his idiosyncratic aesthetic is the desire to reveal the potential of seemingly inert materials to take on a dynamic life of their own, to uncover a kind of unseen, deeper reality contained within them.

The challenge, in other words, is to trace the origin of the objective reality contained in this particular idea.

As we shall see shortly, the level of objective reality in an idea, at least with respect to what Descartes will call primary ideas, is derived from an object possessing some level of formal reality that is either greater than or equal to the level of objective reality contained in the idea.

So, given that the cause (or origin) of the objective reality contained in this idea must possess a level of formal reality that is at least as great as the idea's level of objective reality, it follows that Descartes' mind is not (and cannot be) its origin.

It should be mentioned that some scholars have taken Descartes' causal language in this context to be part of a more general theory of occasional causation, where the presence of the formal reality of object B, set in the right sort of relation to some perceiver, is the occasion for (or the occasional cause of) the objective reality contained in idea A (See Schmaltz 2008, Nadler 2011).

An alleged reform was passed that in reality contained one of the best escape clauses ever.

But it doesn't take an oscilloscope to see that reality contains both concord and discord.

How could physics show that reality contains only the kinds of things that physics recognizes?

"If all possibilities are infinite and actual then reality contains rather more than we can bear," he notes, stealthily allusive.

Yet, in the end, what's most remarkable is not that our fantasies contain so much reality; it is that our reality contains so much fantasy.

For Professor Rosenberg, it may turn out that "reality contains only the kinds of things that hard science recognizes".