Sentence examples for get very real from inspiring English sources

And it can, as we know, get very real.

But the industry has to get very real and realise that there is a real danger that inappropriately sited monster solar farms could end up turning the tide of public opinion against solar, which would be an absolute disaster".

Other fake-show subjects that get very real, generally fine songs include Taiwanese conjoined twins transplanted to Washington, D.C, with their diplomat father; a private detective grappling with depression; and an agoraphobic obsessed with the Weather Channel.

In a time of turmoil like the one you're in, even the most remote and forbidding executives can get very real with you very quickly.

Things are about to get very real for Mr. Rauner.

We can discuss a senatorial candidate's teenage witchcraft for fun and profit, but things suddenly get very real and very dangerous when we discuss the possibility of armed troops disobeying the orders of the president.

"They have got very real strengths, but we got strengths too".

He said: "All getting very real now.

One Twitter user said: "The Rock is about to have a great drawing of himself". Whoever the lucky recipients of the new portraits are, Yusuf's art has just got very real.

What is exciting is that this movement has come full circle and we're now seeing America galvanized by Trump, galvanized by #MeToo, actually pressing forward and getting very real indeed about ending discrimination against women.

With television time to fill and no ability to declare a winner so that the long night's broadcast can be brought to a close, the staffs keep digging for relevant information to keep the attention of their viewers and that is when it gets very real.