In the theater, and perhaps in life, Mr. Gordon seems to posit that illusion is reliable — reality is the slippery one.
Each new cable helps to bring more African communities into the age of high-speed internet, making e-commerce, cloud, real-time video and IP-based voice a reliable reality and allowing African companies to conduct business more competitively on the global stage.
They were less concerned with me than with one another's comments, criticisms, and corroborations, which the therapists elicited to serve as reliable reality checks on the relative truth of statements made.
The special counsel's "appeal is that he feels to many that he is the most reliable, reality-based voice in the investigation," he wrote in an email.
If arrogance is par for the course on "Top Chef," the reliable Bravo reality competition, then Jen Carroll was steadily shooting birdies, or even eagles.
We assume feedback is reliable, although in reality it is often lacking or misleading.
Chefs and restaurants have become reliable subjects for reality television series.
From this you may infer that parents make arbitrary and capricious decisions about how much spending money is sufficient, or that an annual survey about pocket money is not an entirely reliable reflection of reality, or both.
The staff of the Onion, a satirical online newspaper that's been a reliable antidote to reality for nearly three decades, was not thrilled by the prospect of a Trump Presidency.
There are different branches of Uncomms, including the Unapology, for when you're obliged to say sorry for something you don't regret; the Unimpression, by which you can convince people that you are competent and reliable, whatever the reality; and the Unpledge, the promise you have no intention of keeping.
However, so far, no fundamental approach has been established [22, 23], in order to allow driving simulators to be safely used as reliable substitutes of reality.
