Sentence examples for doubly real from inspiring English sources

The filmmakers mistake imagination and fantasy for willful obfuscations of something called, with a quasi-religious intonation, "reality" — and in these films, the ostensible "reality" is rendered doubly "real" because of their basis in the filmmakers' experience or in history.

You could say that we profited from Maggie's status and the aura around her to make our show instantly worthwhile, but on the other hand, the advantage of the lesser known is that they become doubly real for you.

When the minds of the reader and writer perfectly and inimitably connect, objects, events and emotions become doubly vivid – more real, somehow, than real things.

In fact, we doubly exploit consumer misfortunes, real or merely alleged.

We write our real-valued series of observations as …X−2, X−1, X−0, X1, X2, …, a doubly infinite sequence of real-valued random variables indexed by integer numbers.

The fact that "Insecure" follows not one but two dark-skinned black female leads (the second, Molly, played by Yvonne Orji) with real storylines is doubly exciting.

It's doubly red.

He is doubly criticised, for sharing his real-estate losses with the country's pension funds and for enriching himself from what invariably are referred to as "the nation's natural resources".

Here was the real exile, gladly embraced, and doubly rewarding.

She was assured that all violence would be faked, which made it doubly frightening when De Niro slapped her for real once the cameras started rolling.

Doubly ironic, then, that we were the real Martians, and that many people – including quite a few scientists – believe that we're accomplishing that same scenario with equal rapacity.