Only 41.4% of the scenes in Alan Turing movie The Imitation Game were deemed "real".
It "gives my clients a chance to pass on experience to their kids that might be deemed real," he said.
So accustomed are reporters to Thompson's lack of fire, and so rarely does he talk about race, that it was deemed real news a couple of Sundays ago when he dropped by the Abundant Life Church in Brooklyn to summon the ghost of a dead black teenager, Trayvon Martin.
The female resistance to cameras has reached such a scale that Dove – beauty company and official boss of determining whether anyone in possession of a vagina can be deemed real or fictitious – not only produced the survey I've referenced but has also turned the whole concept into a cutesy advert.
An Italian art historian described in 1719 how "this charming painter" simulated on canvas "wooden boards, on which he painted cities, landscapes, letters, printed cards and playing cards, glasses, boxes, drawings, combs, knives, inkwells, quill pens, animals & other things, everything so life-like, that the eye was deceived, and the mind tricked, into deeming real what was in fact painted".
Adding another twist to the tale, for many denim connoisseurs today it is Japanese "selvage" or "self-edge" denim that is deemed the real deal, produced on traditional shuttle looms – with 100% cotton threads and real indigo dye – using vintage machines that were abandoned by American denim mills in favour of more cost-effective industrial processes.
Canny as Mr Demirel has been, his presidency cannot be deemed a real success unless he gets serious about solving the Kurdish and Cypriot questions by negotiation.
What is perhaps most interesting about the Rinstagram and Finstagram phenomenon is how the public facing, performative account is deemed our real account, while the private, more honest account is our fake Instagram.
Mr. Lee said the downgrade in expected sales was a surprise, but he deemed a "real shocker" the change in Intel's expected gross margin, which, generally speaking, measures a company's revenue minus the cost of producing goods.
A gorgeous, thick-cut swordfish steak was garnished with jamlike cherry tomatoes; a giant pork shank braised in the style of osso buco came couched on creamy mashed potatoes; and puffy eggplant Parmesan was deemed "the real deal" by the self-proclaimed eggplant-Parm expert among us (I found it flavorful, but a tad dry).
For their part, Pelosi and other House Democratic leaders sought this week to unite their party against the insurance companies Pelosi deemed the real "villains".
