Sentence examples for reality lies from inspiring English sources
Reality lies somewhere between the two.
The reality lies somewhere in between.
Reality lies beyond this kind of spitting and clawing.
One camp claims that a deeper level of reality lies hidden beneath all the quantum weirdness.
But the fact that they differ so drastically may mean that reality lies somewhere in between.
Such absurd and obvious manipulation of reality lay at the heart of this hourlong solo, cleverly disguised as a quartet.
He argued that the ultimate reality lying behind appearance is what he referred to as 'will', which manifests itself in us whenever we perform a voluntary action.
Michael Longley: Long-awaited Return from a Poetic Master, Thursday 18 August John Gray on Alberto Manguel In what is by far the best book on the Argentine writer, With Borges, Alberto Manguel writes of his friend: "For Borges, the core of reality lay in books; reading books, writing books, talking about books".
This led us to wonder if some particular social reality lay underneath or whether it was a mere data trap.
What Helmholtz then asserted, in his classic essay "On the Facts of Perception," is that the inference to a hypostasized reality lying behind the appearances goes beyond what is warranted by the lawfulness obtaining among appearances.
