Sentence examples for immensely real from inspiring English sources

I found her books immensely real, with great character in them.

Over 50 years later Wach described spiritual (or mystical) experience as one in which there is 1) a response to a "given" that lies beyond one's everyday self; 2) total involvement; 3) a sense of something immensely real that removes for the moment everyday concerns; and 4) consequences for everyday life[ 12, 13].

Others see a future for a cleaned-up Plum Island without labs as a stellar addition to Suffolk County's open space or immensely valuable real estate for private development.

Many have huge personal savings, and immensely expensive urban real estate as a result.

Even seemingly simple tasks, such as checking the names of clients against those on a sanctions blacklist, become immensely complicated in the real world, where banks may have thousands of customers with the same names as those on the blacklist.

"We have drawn England as our final group game and are immensely excited about the real opportunity and challenge this game presents, particularly given some of the great potential we showed with an inexperienced new group against a very similar English side," said Ireland men's coach Andrew Meredith.

The ability to meet and jam with your friends in real time is immensely powerful.

The title role is in the immensely capable hands of a real 16-year-old, Neil Patrick Harris, who got his start acting opposite Whoopi Goldberg in "Clara's Heart". "I've sort of always been interested in prodigies," Bochco said of the genesis of this idea.

The model may help identify real signals in immensely variable and noisy multidimensional sepsis patient data, and distinguish real patient responses from clinical study-site-related variability.

But the real showstopper was Mr. Green, immensely touching in his aria lamenting the loss of his overcoat, which he is about to sell for the communal good.

These changes are real, and they are immensely significant.