Sentence examples for most real the from inspiring English sources
Which queen is the most "real", the private woman or the public figure?
— Jane Eyre "Love is real — the most real, the most lasting, the sweetest and yet the bitterest thing we know".
In the time that I'm around, whether it's in a cultural position between arts or music or fashion or something like that I want to represent the most real – the hands down most real.
His loss of sight seems strangely appropriate; in the interviews, he speaks of the "luminous mist" of his blindness as though it were a kind of blessing, a removal of all distraction from what was most important, most real — the life of the mind.
SCOTT HELLER FAKE FIGHT THAT FELT MOST REAL The alcohol-fueled fight in Ayad Akhtar's "Disgraced" initially seems like a war of words over politics and culture, but it becomes all the more shocking when the main character, Amir, hits his wife — and then continues beating her.
Artworks are ontologically dependent on, and inferior to, ordinary physical objects, which in turn are ontologically dependent on, and inferior to, what is most real, the non-physical Forms.
The photographs of Edward Burtynsky, although they look artificial, are perhaps the most "real" in the show — and the most sobering.
The most real of the dangers faced by children – harm associated with such contact – is probably the least common.
Grendel is the most real of the monsters.
It's the most real thing the youth have here".
Their relationship is the most real in the play.
