Sentence examples for a real very from inspiring English sources

That we could become a real, very serious producer and also exploit tens of thousands of hectares of land which is not used for the moment.

CT: It was a very real, very triumphant, punching-a-fist-in-the-air moment.

Unless you actually vote on Election Day, a 2016 featuring a President Walker is a very real, very frightening possibility.

It exposed a young me to a very real, very visceral side of mortality.

Not long after, the pair do indeed stumble upon a very real, very dead teenage girl.

Boardman says: "100% renewable is a very real, very clear target... Technology is not the issue.

Ten years later Proenza Schouler is in the midst of a very real, very ambitious growth spurt.

This summer's budget serves as a very real, very painful, argument for lowering the voting age to 16.

Mr Gunn told BBC Radio Scotland said period poverty was a "very real, very pertinent issue" in Scotland.

The reality is that there's a very real, very current, very unpleasant consequence to staying private.

A very real, very genuine dude.