Sentence examples for a real air from inspiring English sources

"They bring a real air of professionalism and great experience into our training sessions and it is beneficial for everyone.

If there is a real air raid here in Hiroshima, I want to die with our country".

There is a real air of relief as the Leader and his followers sit down for beer and lunch.

Either way, it's accruing a real air of calamity, and in an industry ruled by buzz, that bodes ill.

Overall, though, the cabin environment is worthy of a much bigger vehicle, with excellent materials giving it a real air of quality.

I know he called himself a muppet for getting out at Lord's but this time there was a real air of authority.

It's like buying a pair of real Air Jordan's versus a counterfeit set you purchased on the streets.

Priestley's strength as a natural philosopher was qualitative rather than quantitative and his observation of "a current of real air" between two electrified points would later interest Michael Faraday and James Clerk Maxwell as they investigated electromagnetism.

And not one that got any real airing.

Israel-based BreezoMeter wants to give you a real time air pollutant map that tells anyone what the air is like on their street, and takes the quantified-self movement to another level.

Of the work of Luca della Robbia, Andrea's uncle and the first in the family to make glazed terra cotta, the essayist Walter Pater wrote, "Nothing brings the real air of a Tuscan town so vividly to mind as those pieces of pale blue and white earthenware, by which he is best known, like fragments of the milky sky itself, fallen into the cool streets".