Sentence examples for equally real for from inspiring English sources

While we're at it, let's make it clear that public health threats (from genetically modified foods to high intakes of sugar) are equally real for everyone, regardless of waist size.

These forms are made even more fascinating by the realization that what is most real to each of us – our own consciousness, our subjectivity – is most likely equally real for all levels of nature and has played a key role in producing the ongoing complexification of life.

The societal benefits to airing the problem is equally real — sometimes for the people on whom the story is based (see how the survivors of abuse have used "Spotlight" as a vehicle for spontaneous group therapy, as my colleague Amy Kaufman wrote last week), sometimes on behalf of a larger good.

Originating from countries with rampant corruption, the fictive scripts pullulate with a real-life backstory and presents an interesting intersection of the real and imaginary: non-existent scams, sent by real people under false pretenses, present the opportunity (unfortunate) for equally real victims to unknowingly participate in the scam.

For Mr. Damon the stakes are equally real, if more elusive.

Like "The Color of Paradise," "The Willow Tree" recognizes that for the blind, what is seen and unseen can be equally real.

In fact, both are equally real.

Every kind of behaviour is equally real.

In this magical and immensely moving film del Toro presents both the narrative strands as equally real, equally plausible.

But both roundness and sharpness are equally unreal, equally real.

For example, a temporalist may hold that only the present is real, or that past and present are each real, though it would be less common to hold that past, present and future are all equally real.