Sentence examples for for a more real from inspiring English sources

Lauren Martin of Fact gave the album three and a half stars out of five, saying "In short, on My Name Is My Name, Pusha doesn't really give much away about his past, present or future, and it's a disconcerting thought for an album posited as a vanguard for a more "real" presentation of rap".

We feel like this show could reach a very broad audience and especially an audience who is hungry, not so to speak, --Winnie and I have always been hungry for a more real, and complicated and not offensive portrayal of people of different sizes because we've both struggled with our weight throughout our lives.

You don't have to color the oatmeal green, but for a "more real appearance", it's best if you do add the green color.

It was an unobtrusive and welcome enhancement of the tasting experience, and one that made for a more real-life assessment of the wines than the usual clinical approach allows.

In "Asuncion," now at the Cherry Lane Theater in a Rattlestick Playwrights Theater production, Jesse Eisenberg revealed an affinity for creating characters with a more real human blush about them.

So, buckle up, and get ready for what critics are calling "a more real, visceral Internet, unlike anything you've ever experienced," "this makes Facebook look like a dusty old dictionary," and "mama mia, that's a lot of dogs".

This act of betrayal is perhaps a more real reason for O'Brian's reluctance to talk about his early life.

These kinds of developments where animal organs are used as basis for a phantom could provide a more real-life environment while also providing the possibility of obtaining the gold standard by additional measurements, controlled experiments, and pathological evaluation.

Akshat Verma, who's based in Los Angeles and Mumbai, took the step of bringing authenticity to his country's cinema when he wrote the screenplay for a more 'real' Indian film called Delhi Belly, which became a major hit two years ago.

Television can give us a cartoon version of a barrister's work, or a forensic scientist's work, or a doctor's work; for a fuller and more real version, the writer would have to do a huge amount of explanation of the complex realities of their different working lives.

But Coke is also wrapped in nostalgia: a yearning for a happier, simpler, more "real" time, which chimes with present-day Ladi and his childhood memories.