Sentence examples for intensely real from inspiring English sources

Flowers, she says, seem "intensely real, inflated," where they were "flat" before.

For Cranston himself, the fictional world of Breaking Bad remains intensely real.

Curtis, the troubled hero of Jeff Nichols's extraordinary "Take Shelter," is coming apart, and his visions are intensely real for him — and for us, too.

Still, "Estancia" feels as if Mr. Wheeldon were trying to be unoriginal on purpose, whereas "Namouna" feels as if it were a world that was intensely real to Mr. Ratmansky.

Out-of-body experiences can inspire fear or joy or a feeling of detachment, but they are usually described as intensely "real" — not at all like a dream or a hallucination.

But mainly Dalí grasped that film's capacities — for depicting irrationality in action; for dissolving, continually mutating images; and for an intensely real unreality — were all ready-made for his sensibility and his desire to reach a mass audience.

Looking intensely at real settings with real people living out their lives is basic to the kind of black and white documentary photography that is important to Bob Mitchell, and so, too, is a dedication to finding the right combination of personality, design and dramatic light contrasts.

This investigation simultaneously assessed cognitive, affective, hormonal, and heart-rate responses induced by an intensely stressful real-world environment designed to simulate wartime captivity.

Isabel's A.T.R.T. made everything in our lives intensely weighted and real.

Spacewar, and by logical extension the new medium of video games, was remarkable, Brand went on, because it was "intensely interactive in real time with the computer," because it "bonded human and machine," because it "served human interest, not machine" and, perhaps best of all, it was "merely delightful".

An intensely uncanny, very real feeling came over me that this was the prelude to a terrorist attack.