Sentence examples for more real with from inspiring English sources

But with European help, the mutual gestures toward substantive engagement seem to be getting more real with each passing day.

"That was the beginning of a long collaboration – what I realised was that she wanted to be more real with a twist," says Harari.

It was an early form of advertising, with the captive consumer actually walking through the dream landscape of the advertisement — a virtual reality that became more real with every purchase.

These fictional fixtures of the "Star Wars" galaxy just became more real with Star Tours: The Adventures Continue, a theme park attraction based on the six "Star Wars" films, which opened late last month at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida and on Friday at Disneyland Resort in California.

Instead of the constant Success Theater where people only share the highlights of their lives, they might be more real with their friends.

If you've been waiting for a Chromecast with 4K video support, good news: it's looking more and more real with each passing day.

While celebrities have until now been seen as the Trojan horse to smuggle discussion of mental health into the mainstream, we may be beginning to see the experience of more "real" people with mental health difficulty represented in our media.

Rather, a much more real problem with Goodman's theory derives from his not addressing some of the most fundamental questions regarding depiction.

I much prefer Hakaniemi market in the grittier Kallio, which seems altogether more real, rammed with locals piling dazzling organic produce into baskets and wheelie bags.

IBM says Cognea's technology will be brought into Watson, giving the system the ability to have more real conversations with users.

Ted Lewis's band was second only to the Paul Whiteman in popularity during the 1920s, and arguably played more real jazz with less pretension than Whiteman, especially in his recordings of the late 1920s.