Sentence examples for recognisable reality from inspiring English sources

Trouble with people like that is that they're not rooted in any recognisable reality.

I really mean that.' Peel's recognisable reality is rooted in Stowmarket and his family.

And yet Myers always grounds her characters and their stories in a recognisable reality, drawing out delicate and nuanced performances.

Marvel specialises in high-stakes action movies that are grounded in a recognisable reality; they're jokey but never camp.

Saunders is often called a surrealist, a fabulist or an allegorist, but his work contains a lot of recognisable reality, often in the form of people worrying about how to balance insufficient income and excessive expenditure.

Side Effects is bizarre and preposterous, in some ways, but with Mara's star wattage it has the compelling quality of a bad dream, anchored in what is recognisable reality.

They admit that out of the 10 points only six embrace the 'puritan' code of writing - including pledges to "shun poetry and poetic licence in all its forms", to enforce "textual simplicity and avoid all devices of voice", while keeping a moral voice and a "recognisable ethical reality".

Ultimately, like most iconic figures, she remains eerily featherweight, more potent as an image than as any sort of rounded or recognisable personality, the reality of her life rendered insubstantial by the public self that replaced it.

One is to embrace the "greats" of both Latin America and Europe (read Borges and Proust) as in the case of the Mexican "Crack" movement, with protagonists like Ignacio Padilla who do not accept the restraint of setting their literature in any recognisable Latin American reality.

The inverted image is telling; it is a recognisable depiction of reality, even if it is at the same time a distorted one.

Throughout his 60-year career, Frost was to retain a weakness for highly simplified yet recognisable features of perceptible reality: fishing boats, spiralling suns, fulsome breasts, love hearts.