Sentence examples for becomes so real from inspiring English sources
I've heard stories of people jumping into VR and what they see becomes so real to them that they react physically.
Players whose films are nowadays hard to see become so real that you feel you have known them.
One can sense that he is looking at plays as an actor and also as an incipient writer, wondering how a character can become so real onstage.
His people become so real to us, their problems so palpably netted in the author's buoyant, expressionistic prose, that the novel gradually becomes a genuinely immersive experience — something increasingly rare in our ADD age.
"We wanted to explore the link between media sensationalism and the fantasy of film-making," says Donohoe. "Things like 24 have become so real now that the line's blurred between reality and film-making.
He added: "Over nearly 50 years, Nero Wolfe [author, Rex Stout] became so real people felt like they knew all the rooms in his brownstone on West 35th Street and everything about the lives of Wolfe's investigator, Archie Goodwin, and Fritz, his houseman.
I had no idea it had become so real.
It will become so real, you may even begin to taste it.
The promise of VR in pop culture mythos has always been that it'll become so real that you [will] forget real reality.
Through the years, the Ellen Jamesians have become so real to me that I've had to check reference sources to make sure they didn't actually exist, and to confirm that John Irving made it all up.
