Sentence examples for offer of real from inspiring English sources

Stephen Moss, a cell biologist at University College London who blogs for the journal Nature, wrote that the minister "made a lot of encouraging noises but had little to offer of real substance".

That optimism was short-lived as Glamorgan's attack quickly got on top with Durston's 91-ball knock, including 10 fours, the only offer of real resistance.

"We want to offer something of real quality, wholesome and true".

Complex models occasionally fail to stand up to basic common sense, and offer little of real value.

It is trying to lock-out competition by keeping the client close to the bank through partnering up with real estate experts to offer something of real value.

Frankly, the 12-point plan doesn't seem to offer much of real value (ZDnet has made some comments on the ideas).

Parfitt added that the show would offer "something of real substance" for daytime and described it as a "Panorama for young people".

But for nature-lovers, the completely undisturbed land, secret caves and rocky beaches offer plenty of real loot.

The real world also offers moments of real people rejecting the script.

An additional festival that offered prizes of real value was the Panathenaic Games in Athens, founded in 566 B.C., whose winners were given big amphorae, or vases, filled with 42 quarts of precious olive oil from sacred groves in Attica.

The unlikely story of American television is that when the masses are offered something of real quality, every now and again they have the good sense to embrace it.