Sentence examples for be less real from inspiring English sources

Lauren (Mary Catherine Donnelly) and Trisha (Marguerite French) may be less real, yet they're more entertaining.

If we were to deduce what reality looks like from the fiction that gets read the most, politics would seem to be less real to us than king slayers and Dante fanatics.

Referring to the central incident in "We Need to Talk About Kevin," and perhaps to many another contemporary horror, she continues: "People perpetrate atrocities and other people say, 'We didn't see it coming.' The idea that people actually wear themselves on their faces seems to me to be less real than what life actually is, which is a series of concealments and containments.

And together we have to get there, so we can't be less real than our surroundings.

The nearly 1% of the population previously diagnosed with diabetes who no longer have diabetes by A1C criteria may need careful explanation of the alternative diagnostic criteria, the arbitrary cut point for diagnosis along a continuum of risk, and the progressive nature of dysglycemia so that diabetic/pre-diabetic conditions are not thought to be less real or serious.

It's less real than surreal — a hallucination.

But who is to say that they are less real than Professor Davies's disappeared countries?

And that I was telling him that his pain, somehow, as a consequence, was less real.

They are less real, more ethereal than the people in the painting.

They think my academic and journalistic work is less real than Zuckerberg's dog?

As Georgia O'Keeffe once put it, "Nothing is less real than realism".