Sentence examples for the extant reality from inspiring English sources

The extant reality involves the impasse of endless argument; one very unhappy bovine; and - through the haze of flames he has fanned- the contented grin of a profiteer, aided by accomplices both intentional and otherwise, beaming at us all over the brim of an overflowing bucket.

There may also be different forms of disembodiment (e.g., "there is a split between my mind and my body" or "it feels as if my body does not really fit") and quasi-solipsistic experiences, usually with a fleeting sense of being at the center of the world or that one's experiential field is the only extant reality.

But it's also an extant reality in the music industry.

Each section of this report reviews the extant demographic realities within the Bay Area as a region for each racial group, and then within specific counties to illustrate the nature of the recent demographic change.

Theoretical models that explain citizens' participation in the planning processes found in the extant literature do not adequately reflect the widespread realities of developing countries.

But for the 38.6 million Americans who kept their televisions on after the game to watch the new reality show "Undercover Boss," a different narrative was on offer, with a darker portrait of the extant American Dream.

The extant Fort Moultrie dates from 1809.

She sent out all the extant volumes for reëvaluation.

These numbers are only the extant species, those alive today.

The extant diapriid fauna comprises more than 2000 described species28.

That story doesn't surface in the extant sources until Plutarch, half a millennium later.