Sentence examples for more real less from inspiring English sources
The performance made the play seem smaller, less epic, but in some ways better, more real, less schematic.
It's smart, then, for Vogue editors to show us a more real, less steely image of the woman who seemingly is loved all the more for her flaws and open imperfection.
But let's return to where we started, because perhaps the most striking difference between the clothes in CMBYN and Mr Ripley is that the former's are more real, less done.
No, they've just created their own little art world that has less and less to do with a more real, less moneyed one where young dealers scrape by to show artists they believe in, most of whom are also scraping by.
Poetry was somehow more real, less of a performance, than life, which required the falsification of desire or (and it was the same thing) its swift channelling into normative forms, unavailable to Merrill as to every openly gay person of the time: marriage, a conventional career, children.
Somewhere that felt a bit more real, less trafficked, and just as beautiful.
It only made the concept of what they do more horribly real – less mechanical, more supernatural, more likely to go wrong.
Birmingham was more real and less cliquey.
All skiing stories become more real and less accurate as they are told.
And unlike Holmes and his Vermeer, the end result of this bit of 'astronomical chronology' is to make the painting seem more real, not less.
The dancing dolls, like the vivid servants in the kitchen and (above all) the mice, have a heightened intensity that makes them more real and less daft than the formally polite grown-ups.
