Sentence examples for light of real from inspiring English sources
Soon enough, we see the light of real fires.
John Galliano's love of tough gang style at Christian Dior had a posturing innocence in light of real menace.
"He dropped a bomb on that idea, by saying rules need to be specified and interpreted in light of real world situations.
"In light of Real Madrid's sacking of Fabio Capello, are there any other managers who have been sacked after winning the league title twice by the same club?" enquired Gordon Tait back in the innocent days of 2007.
In the light of real despair the film suddenly seemed shallower and even a touch pathological, so concerned with exterior appearance that it couldn't even begin to acknowledge what a mess suicide leaves behind it.
Model stress testing is a "must" because one of the most important responsibilities of model developers and users is to assess the validity of results, and of processes producing them, in light of real world conditions.
No one, of course, could have known that the show's images of material fragility and decay would end up being seen in the light of real-life disaster.
These findings are disappointing in the light of real-time CGM efficiency in nonpregnant patients (16).
That's what shareholders have seen in the past, and that's why he will continue to wear the mantle as one of the leading lights of real estate".
He went on to play over 100 games for the club and in 1997, manager Jupp Heynckes swapped the San Mames stadium for the bright lights of Real Madrid's Bernabeu, taking Karanka with him.
This is a theme found, too, in the novels written at the time that – in an ironic contradiction of Mrs Pankhurst's cry of "Deeds not words" – sought to engage readers through a light fictionalisation of real events.
