Sentence examples for precisely real from inspiring English sources

As a teen-ager, I didn't know the Brazilian and American records being pilfered, and it hardly mattered: sophistication is a performance that isn't ever precisely real or fake.

There is the same concern with poverty, realised in a stylised, almost pastoral scene which is not precisely real: people scratch a living in non-urban or marginal worlds, either post-apocalyptic or even prehistoric.

It's probably too much to ask that "vitamin water" be called "sugar water with vitamins," but that's precisely what real truth in labeling would mean.

Actually, I'm a sucker for that kind of fiction, which makes for great escapism precisely because real life is nothing like that.

A novel sensorized polymer actuator can accurately measure its bending motion precisely with real time.

And it is precisely that real time element that today's relational databases seem to struggle with.

Most of them are based on laser scanners because these laser scanners are able to acquire 3D information directly and precisely in real time.

"I'm the kind of person who believes that things happen for a reason, and out of all 19 teams in the league, it's precisely against Real Madrid at the Bernabeu that I'll make my comeback.

More precisely, the real and imaginary parts of h B and h E are Gaussian random variables with mean 0 and variance 1/2; hence, the squared modulus of h B and h E is chi-square distributed.

It is precisely because real crafts (such as medicine and, Socrates insists, shepherding too) do not in themselves benefit their practitioners that extrinsic 'wages' are given in return; and the best 'wage' for a ruler is not to be governed by someone worse than himself.

Protecting and saving the shrinking middle-class is precisely the real election issue for 2012.