Sentence examples for ever more real from inspiring English sources

But the crisis seems ever more real.

With about 1,000 new arrivals every day – more than half women and children – NGOs said the threat of an outbreak of disease had become ever more real.

The idea of the film-maker of 3D virtual sex is to make it seem ever more real, just as video games are.

Olli Rehn, the European commissioner for enlargement, promises that he will make the prospect of eventual membership for all the countries of the Balkans "ever more real and tangible" over the next two years.

The incident has highlighted the extraordinary sacrifice people on the frontline of Fortress Europe will often make as the humanitarian disaster unfolding on the continent's outer reaches becomes ever more real.

Ronsiaux makes this particular future seem ever more real in his series "United Land".

Sherry Turkle, a psychologist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, worries that ever-more-real virtual encounters (holograms may be next) could make us forget what we are missing in the case of a grandchild: the smell of a grandmother's cooking, the warmth of an embrace.

And for someone who not so much supports Hillary Clinton as opposes Donald Trump on the grounds that I oppose the ever-more-real concept of an authoritarian America, I'm disconcerted by Clinton's and her campaign's cockiness on Tuesday.

All the fresh capital is being plowed into ever more expensive real estate.

As Biggers deals with ever more harrowing real-world materials, comedy offers him a way to destabilize the work, complicate it.

But it also pulls in increased privacy concerns, given how many more data points are being connected and how all those puzzle pieces might slot together to form an ever more comprehensive, real-time representation of the actions and intentions of the people moving through this web.