The phrase "actually more real" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a comparison between two things, suggesting that one is more genuine or authentic than the other.
Example: "In the context of virtual reality, some experiences can feel actually more real than our everyday life."
Alternatives: "truly more authentic" or "genuinely more substantial".
"I remember once reading a quote about our show that said, 'The Simpsons are actually more real than most real families.' " While traditional TV parents could mess things up, more often than not they still provided some sort of valuable lesson in life to their children at the end of every episode.
Unfortunately, police corruption is actually more real than what you see in the movies.
I also wonder if renting a relationship by the hour is actually more real than we realize: No confusion, miscommunication or misunderstandings, right?
"Right about what?" "The poem actually is more real than the place!" The next day, we flew home.
Professor Pauly showed that a good many nations in Europe actually transferred more real human health-care resources to patients than did Americans – suggesting that the real-resource cost of European health care is higher than it is in the United States (or was, at the time of the study).
His early runway designs actually recognized a more real point about Britishness: that to be natural was to be cool.
While we were stoked, if a little skeptical, about One Laptop Per Child's dual touchscreen notebook design, it turns out someone has been working on one for years and it may actually be slightly more real than fairy dust.
"Having bullets fly at you in VR is actually really, really intense and the more real it gets, the more it's going to feel like real life, and you don't really want to be shot at in real life" Iribe concludes.
Trust the Canadians to produce a game about mutual funds that is actually more boring than the real thing.
Disunity was virtually the only consistent theme to emerge from Iowa's caucuses, actually more party rallies than real delegate-selection events, even with all the candidates shoved against the far-right wall of the ideological spectrum — including Mr. Romney, who seemed profoundly uncomfortable there.
Though we might laugh about projecting a QR code on one computer to scan it with another, that scenario is actually more applicable to the real world than you might think.
