Sentence examples for rather real from inspiring English sources

These aren't perceived slights but rather real threats to both women's rights and health.

Lucy Beresford from School of Life said: "It was refreshing to see that real love still exists and isn't all about physical attraction, but rather real values such as honesty.

The theme is pointed, Mr. Wackermann said, to "add more energy and excitement behind the brand" and signal that "food is not sacred, not austere, not something we intend to put in a museum, but rather real and touchable".

The Scouts' exclusion of gays was somewhat theoretical here, since none had tried to join or lead the group, but the church's exclusion of the boys was rather real.

Rather, real pleasure, the aim of life, is what we experience through freedom from pain and distress.

When you watch 3D film you see the same picture as millions of people, rather real, colorful but with no freedom of choice.

Maybe, for instance, you remember seeing real-life mermaids — or rather, real-life women in mermaid costumes — in the submarine lagoon.

Gigonomics refers to an economy where people have "gigs" rather than real jobs, but real gigonomics is even harsher.

or rather in real life pretend real life.

Rather, the "real" artwork has two sides: a real and an "unreal" (irréel, virtual, or ideal) side.

Gove's shock felt rather more real.