Sentence examples for a unreal from inspiring English sources

A: Unreal.

There was something compelling about our odd transportation into a unreal "everyday" Paris street - which ended up feeling more like a scene from Paris When It Sizzles, a choreographed and entirely false occurrence for the benefit of a few thousand onlookers, than a real slice of Paris life.

But of course it is a virtual, an unreal person.

These workers inhabit an unreal world, a film studio, at an unreal time, and their alienation gradually becomes symbolic of the human condition in general.

His portraits have an unreal monumentality, a glaze, about them.

Rather, the "real" artwork has two sides: a real and an "unreal" (irréel, virtual, or ideal) side.

Mr. Osborne's transforming moments come in Papua, where he feels himself "an unreal man in an unreal place".

The purple gives it an unreal quality like an afterimage.

A virtual public is not an unreal one.

A glare of white sunlight gives an unreal intensity to this would-be naturalistic view which is profoundly romantic.

Can objects truly be "owned" by someone, or is this just a word we use to describe an unreal proviso?