Sentence examples for longer real from inspiring English sources

Some pubs that serve good food are no longer real pubs; they have crossed the line into restaurant territory.

Because, he says, they are no longer real Christians and are bewildered by the intensity of many Muslims' attachment to their religion.

"If you can do 1,000 times longer, real proteins come into play," Mr. Shaw said in a technical lecture in 2006 at Stanford describing his work.

Defending himself in a recent interview with Greenwire, Kirk claimed that there was no longer real support for a climate change bill because of "the personal and political collapse of Vice President Gore".

Catherine Deneuve, the grande dame of French cinema, claims there are no longer real stars in the country and has lamented the rise of social media nonentities and selfies.

Steve from Los Atlos Hills, Calif., writes, "Hunger in Africa is no longer real news, one assume it is always there, if not in this country then in that.

There were no longer enough real deals producing enough real value to satisfy capital's lust.

"For Obama to wait longer, with real devices on their way to real places — he would have been open to criticism," Mr. Rothkopf said.

It is no longer a real contest.

A mass rescue is no longer a real possibility; it probably never was.

Though the Miami market remains deeply troubled, it is no longer moribund, real estate specialists say.