Sentences with phrase «one's own version of reality»

This guy seems to be spinning his own version of reality as he wishes to see it to fit their current product and sales model.

I'd like to know in which version of reality this makes any sense because it sure as hell isn't the one I live in.

Of course sadly that version of reality doesn't exist, but trust me it would have been grand.

Is a mediated version of reality any worse than the real thing?

For example, a road map is an extremely simplified version of reality, dependent on many assumptions.

The goal is to see them for what they are, just excuses, and false versions of reality.

Through powerful imagery, stellar performances and a mind - bending, mysterious version of reality, the filmmakers have crafted a great piece of science fiction that will last for many years.

Well, the good «doctor's» version of reality appears to be a bit different from the reality that the rest of us live in.

It acts as a model for the whole, a tiny ergonomic version of reality.

She is interested in the ways in which trying to interpret the world logically results in a fictional version of reality.

Such images could be appreciated as altered versions of reality, or for their formal aesthetic qualities alone, free from the burden of content.

Understanding that we each have our own version of reality can help people work through their differences.

For a split second during the interview, I began to wonder which version of reality I'm actually in myself.

Contemporary society is awash in visual information — we are presented with versions of reality in marketing, news, and social media, but we rarely pause to consider how our thoughts are guided in the process of looking.

Follow the deeply disturbing story in this atmospheric point - and - click adventure, in which you have to pass through the normal world and an alternate version of reality filled with horrifying monsters.

Curated by Sir Christopher Frayling, working alongside Malcolm Garrett and Fiona McGarva, the season, which looks at different versions of the reality and the future, takes in Metropolis (1927), Her (2013), Blade Runner (1982) and A Clockwork Orange (1971).

The artist is known for frequently employing avatars and CGI characters in his experimental videos, which explore the ways in which digital forms of representation can create new versions of reality.

As Pickering says in his book Constructing Quarks (Edinburgh University Press, p 413): «It is unproblematic that scientists produce accounts of the world that they find comprehensible; given their cultural resources, only singular incompetence could have prevented members of the (particle physics) community producing an understandable version of reality at any point in their history.»

Not providing a performance so much as an impersonation, his genuinely impressive resemblance to the naturally restrained man works in his favour and grounds the film in a more plausible version of reality.

As mentioned above, the use of blockchains gives a level of transparency that appeals to even those who are not fans of Bitcoin because, as Fred Ehrsam, co-founder of Coinbase, says: «When you drill down, blockchains are really a shared version of reality everyone agrees on.

When you drill down, blockchains are really a shared version of reality everyone agrees on.

I could do the same thing with today's blog post: an edited version of reality offering a blissed - out recollection of my drive to Avalon yesterday to watch the sun rise with my man.

The vertiginous spaces she renders using altered perspectives, offer familiar versions of reality that are analogous yet alien to our own and take inspiration from the geometric abstractions of El Lissitzky and the narrative stylization of 12th - century Japanese and early Renaissance paintings.

Taking the figure as his primary subject matter, the artist's abstracted versions of reality seek to convey his personal and particular worldview with «extreme clarity.»

There is only only version of reality in which Ozil could end up a wackasshoe after being an amazing player at RM.

And in the process you can create your own version of a reality distortion field, one that results in a series of dots that don't distort reality but that someday create a wonderful new reality — especially for you.

When you attempt to sweep real issues under a rug of disingenuous and delusional positive thinking to create a Utopian version of reality, it keeps you from accurately assessing situations, making smart decisions and taking effective action.

The poem seems to exist only to congratulate the poet and the reader, loading a weight of wonder and faith and yearning onto a flimsy, cardboard version of reality.

The movie is the Cartesian reductionist version of reality, a substitute for the Mass, through which Binx attempts to certify his own validity as person.

Claiming that their son was «gender non-conforming» (six months later they declared him to be a transgender girl), the Edwardses demanded that the school make special provisions for his «needs» that required infusing everyone else's child with their peculiar version of reality.

@ Caryn, Lots of people admire (or worship) cherry - picked versions of reality.

Well someone in this story sure seems to be floating off in his own private version of reality, but it certainly isn't Obama.

Christians are just too caught up in their own little version of reality to even realize it.

Even in the extremely far - fetched version of reality that is religion, it doen't answer the fundamental question of how did everything come to be.

Toward the end of my college career, however, I became less persuaded of the adequacy of a purely secular view of the world, and more persuaded that perhaps the Christian version of reality was the true one.

They are not posting pictures of themselves crying over their first love or stuffing food into their mouths before class starts, because they would rather share their ideal version of reality with the world.

Well, I basically said that the mother was living in a different version of reality if she thought the midwife saved her child's life as opposed to the EMTs, the NICU docs and nurses, the vast number of people who have researched cooling techniques as a way to save brain anoxia, etc..

It's a filtered version of reality.

Ananthaswamy notes that people with schizophrenia face a twisted version of reality.

In 2010, Malik auditioned as a solo artist for the British version of reality television series, The X Factor, in which he was eliminated before the show's final round, but quickly brought back to form boy band One Direction, alongside Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson and Liam Payne.

It's a suspended version of reality, made more surreal by his time spent wielding a wand in the wizarding world.

Those who enjoy sci - fi for its escapism may resent spending the majority of the runtime in a place that feels like a significantly worse version of our reality.

Rather than feeling like a polished version of reality, The Big Sick digs into the complexities of relationships while never losing Nanjiani's comedy.

The story involves three levels (with three blunt color schemes: muted, bold, and bolder)-- reality, a burlesque version of reality, and the representation of the lead's seductive dances as action sequences.

The Aether is a weaponized version of the Reality Stone, used to... uh, cover every realm in darkness?