Sentence examples for does more real from inspiring English sources

"Chen does more real tech journalism than 90% of the hacks in the valley who rely on doled-out press releases.

It is a eureka moment for Abe: he could murder this judge, no-one could possibly suspect him and this bold act would be doing more real good than a thousand flatulent and meaningless philosophy papers on Kierkegaard.

There was a huge debate about even whom to support in Afghanistan — whether or not we should do more real counterinsurgency, and take up the Taliban and consider them more seriously as people you could actually talk to, and the decision was that we ought to go with the warlords.

As he puts it to Watson, "Once or twice in my career I have done more real harm by my discovery of the criminal than ever he had done by his crime.

Fresh off directing Vincent Chase in "The Great Gatsby" (for a film adaptation that existed only on "Entourage"), Martin Scorsese has been tapped by HBO to do more real-life work.

Zynga has made no secret of its interest in doing more real-money gambling in its games.

Looking ahead, Agarwal expects that his users will want to do more real-time processing and many of them are also now dipping their toes into machine learnings.

From fighting fascism in Spain, through his decades of union work and his later activities for the pensioners' movement, Jack Jones did more for real British liberties than any of the eavesdroppers, informers and double-dealers over whom MI5 would now have us cast such a romantic glow.

It only made the concept of what they do more horribly real – less mechanical, more supernatural, more likely to go wrong.

"…It is an eye-opener, it does become more real when you have to fill it in…and you think of the number of cigarettes you smoke every day and when do I smoke and things you wouldn't reflect upon otherwise.

Or do you agree with Professor Cole that we should be doing more to combat real threats?