Sentence examples for an air of unreality from inspiring English sources

The architecture has an air of unreality.

A city with an air of unreality.

But some nonetheless detect an air of unreality.

At times, an air of unreality lingered over the clashes.

This gives the situation in Kiev an air of unreality.

Without that belief, Israel's normality will always have an air of unreality.

Its stated strategy, by encouraging an air of congenial unreality, was now only a barrier to seeing what the company had actually become.

At worst, her films can give off an air of tidy unreality — and it is this unexamined aspect, I think, this failure to even hint at darkness, that most fuels critical ire.

With so much trouble encompassing Stevens, the desire for a seventh term had a brazen air of unreality about it.

This September, Philip Gourevitch wrote about the senator in his Letter From Alaska: With so much trouble encompassing Stevens, the desire for a seventh term had a brazen air of unreality about it.

The whole debate has a distinct air of unreality about it, because it's almost certain that the deal will fail to be voted through Parliament.