artificiality

No, he did not need to practice these skills on an artificiality.

There has been a lot of artificiality in both political camps.

To his eyes, the Show had its conventions and artificialities too.

The electorate has worked out the artificiality of it all.

For the first time the artificiality of it all crept through to him.

He called them human inventions, and said they were artificialities.

Previous plays had been limited by a kind of artificiality.

Could that level of artificiality have been produced by robots, however?

To some tourists, crowds and artificiality were the whole point.

The objection made to such settlements was more usually to their artificiality.

He did not need to practise these artificialities any more after the white man came.

Only a tiny edge of artificiality remained, again quite deliberately.

The artificiality of the society that results from them is not any break with past, more "natural" societies and subjects.

Both works consciously use the conventions of theater to point out their own artificiality.

"I have never noticed a trace of artificiality in her looks.

Adam could tell how they cared by the very artificiality of their smiles.

The artificiality of a fixed identity is the exhibition's critical argument.

"Saying players will sign autographs had a ring of artificiality to it," he said.

There is, of course, a degree of artificiality in this form.

The text concerns modern, urban life, and the artificiality of that existence.

If you place a stone on the stage it has a heightened sense of artificiality."

In this artificiality, man is not going to turn his face to man but to machines.

Do kids really want to explore the artificiality of the fictive narrative?

Having "Deterrence" unfold on a single set only adds to the film's artificiality.

The sudden transition to the artificialities of the city was a very definite shock to him.