Sentence examples for not actually real from inspiring English sources

Some of the show's critics have found the patience to explain that, like all reality TV, Mr Trump's show is not actually real, as such.

This was meant to explain to Mexicans that the company's tacos were not actually real tacos and so shouldn't be compared to Mexican tacos.

It's not actually real!" She was told she should stop whining about something that had just happened in a computer game.

But in response to a freedom of information request by the Welfare Weekly website the DWP said the quotes were not actually real cases and that the photos were not of real claimants.

It's the forest, surrounded by multiple layers of fence, it's not actually real.' I never let it penetrate that my parents were killed and I even thought: 'After this we're going home and everyone will be there again.' Those who never managed to keep it distant killed themselves.

To counter the proliferation of printed PDFs that are sold to consumers, but are not actually real tickets, the Dallas Cowboys responded by eliminating all PDF tickets.

Therefore, what we see on the state machine is not actually real-time, but 1 second into the past.

Ms Fielding said the book would explore "this whole world of internet dating where there's all these cyber-presences who aren't actually real".

There's a certain horror film from the 1970s which became famous for the tagline "keep repeating, 'It's only a movie'," included in order to convince terrified patrons that it wasn't actually real.

But it's also possible that the apparent stall-out isn't actually real, for reasons discussed by my colleague David Brooks in a column early last month: Some intelligent skeptics say that mobility is fine through the second generation but stalls by the third.

But there are still some things that are holding us back — for one, many services still aren't actually real time, they're just something close to it.