Sentence examples for slices of reality from inspiring English sources

What did we learn from these slices of "reality" TV?

They don't feel like photographs, passively recording slices of reality.

Facts are fictions, spurious sentence-like slices of reality, "projected from true sentences for the sake of correspondence" (Quine 1987, p. 213; cf. Strawson 1950).

Since it promises to avoid facts and all similarly articulated, sentence-like slices of reality, correspondence theorists who take seriously objection 3.F2 favor this approach: not even elementary truthbearers are assigned any matching truthmakers.

Some atomists propose an atomistic version of definition (1), but without facts, because they regard facts as slices of reality too suspiciously sentence-like to be taken with full ontological seriousness.

The event becomes past by virtue of acquiring new relations, and it acquires these relations because the sum total of existence has been increased by the addition of fresh slices of reality.

Well, you can make it a slice of reality.

We are therefore confined to an umwelt – "an unbearably small slice of reality".

"A very small slice of reality is exposed through the viewfinder".

An Ancient Connection The troubles and exploits of the returning war veteran represent a searing slice of reality.

As the evening went on, the casting call itself became a bizarre slice of reality entertainment, filled with gimmicks, drama and big personalities.