Sentence examples for reflections of reality from inspiring English sources

Dystopian visions used to present dire warnings of futures to come, now they seem more like pale reflections of reality.

In courtrooms, experts debated whether photos were reflections of reality or artistic products; legal scholars wondered whether photographs needed to be corroborated by witnesses.

We have a cultural tendency to assume that words – political words – are reflections of reality, when very often they are not.

The film, which is very much engaged with reflections of reality and the illusory nature of appearances, begins with an elegantly sustained shot of a wintry landscape, seen through the window of a moving train.

While any effort toward classification must be subject to inadequacies, beliefs about dreams nonetheless fall into various classifications depending upon whether dreams are held to be reflections of reality, sources of divination, curative experiences, or evidence of unconscious activity.

Why, when a plane went down, did some people survive and not others?" To Hawley, that kind of ambiguity and desire for order are reflections of reality, which he prefers to the strict adherence to narrative convention.

The ideals expressed in the speech also weren't necessarily a reflection of reality.

The moment is not always undisputed, or even a reflection of reality.

Perhaps it's as much a reflection of reality as anything else.

Being independent in title is not necessarily a reflection of reality.

For stories are not just a reflection of reality, they also shape and define it.