Sentence examples for however unreal from inspiring English sources

Chet Huntley, who was anchoring for NBC, looked delighted at this hint of drama, however unreal.

"The I.R.A. had a political arm, and a political goal, however unreal: they killed to get people to the table.

"They had whole internal stories about how the robot fit into their lives, however unreal those stories may be".

Revolutionary ideas tend to be rigorous: if you are plotting a socialist utopia, a blueprint, however unreal, is called for.

Political debate has long been divided between those who support independence and those who resist altering the rhetorical frame, however unreal it may seem, that posits Taiwan as a province of China.

"The further agreement yesterday provided additional clarity, reassurance and guarantees sought by some to eliminate doubt or fears, however unreal, that the goal was to trap the UK indefinitely in the backstop," he said.

Thank British flabbiness in the face of the IRA, maybe, but for an Irish prime minister that is a real feather in the cap: the prospect, however distant or unreal, of Irish unity, combined with an all-but end to violence in the north, a change that many in the republic care a lot more about.Not least, Mr Ahern has survived.

However, an 'absolutely unreal' thing can have no properties, and hence a fortiori no properties in common with an existing thing.

Still an unreal experience.

The addition of humans to the latter group, however, has increasingly rendered unreal the concept of a fully developed "natural" vegetation i.e., one approximating the ideal of a vegetational climax.

"Unreal City," however, revolves around an obscure, "empty quarter" of desert most Westerners have never heard of: the Black Mesa coal fields, which are on Native American lands precious to the Hopi and the Navajos.