Sentence examples for only too real from inspiring English sources

That may sound abstract, but some of it is only too real.

Nevertheless, the achievements of this Google DeepMind machine are only too real.

It has often foreshadowed real scientific discovery, and sometimes the horrific regimes it describes have been only too real.

Carson is writing specifically about Greek tragedy, works of tragic fiction, and of course a book like "Wave" is only too real.

The gesture has offended many by seeming to pile an insult of fantasized fire onto the injury of only too real water.

What Asia shows is that the problem of moral hazard is only too real, and that when panic starts, reform is harder still.

Seen as mythical archetypes, the characters are only too frighteningly real.

And the shameful refusal of Maria Miller to implement the Equalities Act "dual discrimination" clause to protect older women, indicates only too clearly this government's real views, whatever platitudes they mouth about older women on TV etc.

Painful, not only because we recognise the all too real suburban everyman in Pooter, as recognisable now as he was in 1888.

Their adolescent indulgence in melancholy, which was only a pose for Coleridge, became too real for Lamb, and he suffered a breakdown which confined him to an asylum.

One imagines them scanning the screen for a glimpse — perhaps the last — of a loved one, and recoiling from the suffering and destruction that can only have seemed too close and too real.