Sentence examples for be given a real from inspiring English sources

The intervention allocation to the moxibustion groups (true or sham) will be controlled by asking the subject: "What type of treatment do you think you received?" Three possible answers may be given: A) Real; B) Sham; C) I don't know.

Because at last they will decide whether those countries will or will not be given a real chance to trade their way out of poverty.

He said the 3 million trade unionists should be given a "real choice about joining Labour – and then have a real voice inside the party".

Thousands of people gathered without hostility in cities across the country last year to ask that Zimmerman be arrested, and that the justice system be given a real chance to work.

Visiting Tottenham on Monday, six months after the 2011 London riots began there, the former senior Met officer called for local communities to be given a "real say in setting neighbourhood policing priorities".

"After the few months in England, where just in terms of games played, it wasn't what I hoped for," he said, referring to his time at Aston Villa, "it was important to find a place where I was going to be given a real chance and a real opportunity to play regularly".

We don't feel Manny's was given a real opportunity to earn a spot on the team this year".

When their harmonious village life is threatened by violent Islamic fundamentalists, they're given a real test of faith.

I do feel so comfortable in Britain, but I'm not sure why; I love the way actors are treated here – they're given a real respect".

The Collector: Anita Zabludowicz For international visitors, Frieze Art Fair has done so much for the London art scene; it's given a real focus to the year.

He kind of showed me you've been given a real gift to impact people's lives, and he gave me some tips, and over time I grew to be more like Ryan".