Sentence examples for reflective reality from inspiring English sources

That is, the reflective reality judgment is still intact.

Looking at global capacity is more reflective of reality.

But that deal, always seen in the market as insufficiently reflective of reality, was never implemented.

According to Jonathan Abrams, Friendster's chief executive and founder, "this is more reflective of reality".

They wanted more melodrama, they wanted something more [punchy], but I wanted something that was more reflective of reality.

Ordinarily representative and reflective of reality, music here becomes a conduit to a more primitive sense of apprehension.

"We weren't trying to make a buck but to get a place that was reflective of reality and house a growing family.

Boxing scholar Georg Bauer has argued that in US boxing films the protagonist's ethnic background is less reflective of reality, geared instead toward public wish fulfillment.

"I teach the budget from the perspective that what students see in the news isn't necessarily reflective of reality," she says.

Fiction, when it is made so truly reflective of reality that it seems a "piece of life," can communicate complexities of history that cannot be corralled within the strictures of rational analysis.

The upshot is that this is actually a really good ad, which is fairly reflective of reality while also subtly recalling early Apple commercials (but not copying them outright).