Sentence examples for be real in a from inspiring English sources

You can't be real in a pointe shoe".

As the anthropologist Allan Young of McGill University explains, a diagnosis like PTSD "can be real in a particular place and time and yet not be true for all places and times".

As Stephen Orgel observes in his introduction to the Pelican "Pericles," "Death is acknowledged to be real" in a late tragedy like "Antony and Cleopatra" but is "denied in Pericles, as it is, though to a lesser extent, in Cymbeline, The Winter's Tale, and The Tempest".

"I can be real in a way that I really couldn't within the constraints of the mainstream media".

Like the vast preponderance of web services, Strikingly is offered "free" or to be real, in a "freemium" pricing model which involves the user/customer prospect trying the service for free to develop their website and then, if they like what they've created, pay Strikingly to host it or pay to just allow the user to publish it to their own domain.

— he insists on being real in a way that we know he is not.

What is better than being real, in a safe place, with people who "get it"?

The political pressures are real in a country that has not elected an obese president since William Howard Taft more than a century ago.

They were peopled by characters who seemed incredibly 3D; who were real in a way that was quite different from everything else on television.

American actor and singer Victoria Judge, who was also named in the file, denied any nude photos of her were real in a tweet on Monday.

Leibniz appears to deny that space is real in a Kantian sense.