At that point, Girardi said, Pettitte's return to the major leagues would seem more real, perhaps two or three starts away.
With this film, Anderson has built a thoroughly likable vision of a prewar Europe – no more real, perhaps, than the kind of Viennese light-operetta that sustained much of 1930s Hollywood – but a distinctive, attractive proposition all the same.
They needed more "real play" (perhaps with sticks in woods) and more time with "significant adults" (ie, parents).That same day those who yearn for the olden days, when children played tag in the summer sunlight and rolled down grassy slopes with friendly dogs called Rover, received two more blows.
Among the official advice to ministers is the delivery of public services in ways which meet people's needs for social contact - fewer call centres, more real people, perhaps - creating thriving high streets and promoting volunteering.
"It makes the possibility of doing another one more real, and perhaps, I dare to think, something I can work on full-time". .
But in the moment, as Léa Seydoux and Adèle Exarchopoulos acted out those intimate scenes, perhaps there was a spark of something real, more than real: perhaps the fiction had licensed the enactment of some reality that day-to-day existence would not permit.
A public self is also real – perhaps even more real than a private self, given the enormous amount of thought and effort we put into its successful realisation.
The bought things in life are better – more desirable, more trustworthy, perhaps even more real – than those that you improvise for yourself.
I loved him because almost all the characters he didn't like slowly grew more real, more interesting, more complicated perhaps to his own surprise.
This act of betrayal is perhaps a more real reason for O'Brian's reluctance to talk about his early life.
THE city often makes these small visits to different corners of the earth seem more real than the actual ones, perhaps because in New York, we see and experience the vacations and journeys we have taken as a single flash of recollection.
