Sentence examples for When in real from inspiring English sources

"Ballerinas," Homans writes, "acted like aristocrats even when in real life they most emphatically were not".

This may have taught Mr. Molin to rely on the rudder, when in real life all that was needed was a little aileron use, board staff members said.

The direction is once more full of stagey "business" – when, in real life, did you ever seen anyone being pushed around in an office chair?

At 10pm, when in real life it was clear that Clinton's path to a win was incredibly narrow, Chris Rock appeared.

"When you teach subjects separate from one another -- you teach science, you teach math, you teach reading -- that means that there's a divorce between these contents, when in real life, they're not," Cuban added.

You imagine in the novella that the war never happened, that she became a pioneering educator and that hundreds of people attended her funeral, when in real life she was a housewife stranded in Africa.

States of drunkenness are probably more fun when expressed in art than when experienced in real life.

It was given added impact when presented in real motion.

Do events matter more when witnessed in real life than in books?

However, the stock market proved volatile, and only rarely could investors gain excess returns when trading in real time.

Numbers, particularly economic statistics, are often not as precise as they appear, especially when reported in real time.