Sentence examples for all that real from inspiring English sources

Or not all that real, anyway?

He knows, above all, that real style is substance.

And all that, real estate veterans say, is the less-complicated side of the equation.

All that, real estate brokers say, means apartments and houses on green spaces, even very small ones, sell or rent for a premium.

We see North Koreans as automatons, goose-steeping at parades, doing mass gymnastics with fixed smiles on their faces, but beneath all that, real life goes on with the same complexity of human emotion as anywhere else.

Somewhere in the middle of all that, real life went on in New York this winter, and people like Cynthia Ruiz were able to hold two very conflicting ideas in their heads.

They are developing software to help grid managers make sense of all that real-time data, and even to forecast problems before they occur.

However crunching all that real-time visual data can require a lot of processing power.

Sure, all that real-time data is a tantalizing target, especially for a company pushing artificial intelligence, but the price has to be right, the fit has to be right, and it's not clear it would be, or if it would be worth the significant financial risk.

And pre-installation is a big deal in terms of engagement, since Waze depends on active users to build its database of real-time traffic and road information, which also then feeds back into the main Google app, providing its more general, casual and sizeable user base with the benefits of all that real-time reporting.

"All that is real," he wrote, "is in constant contact with magic and mystery".