Sentence examples for real attendance from inspiring English sources

He decided to go with the claim that the demonstration in Newcastle had been attended by 7,000, massaging the real attendance figures up almost fourfold.

Real attendance estimates range from 40,000-50,000, due to the poor weather and the fact that the stadium was half-empty through much of the game.

There have been numerous claims since WrestleMania III that the quoted attendance figure of 93,173 which established a world record attendance for an indoor event, was false and that the real attendance figure was only around 78,000.

But a long-term count of actual attendance in real churches suggests that good Christian people weren't telling pollsters the truth, and actual church attendance was only half of what was being reported.

As Michael Foley (ref. 146, p. 27) remarks, although "Bergson offered no practical advice on how to experience real duration – attendance to the humming of the depths sounds remarkably like the Buddhist practice of Ānāpāna-sati, respiration-mindfulness," i.e., the rhythmic breathing and self-sensing of meditative practice, which can lead to the deeper meditative state of Samadhi (ref. 135, p. 152).

For Levante's match against Real Sociedad, the attendance at Ciutat de Valencia Stadium was 12,347.

Many colleges and universities market themselves to students without explaining the real costs of attendance.

Many schools market themselves to students without explaining the real costs of attendance.

A real teacher in attendance remarked afterward, "Yup, that's exactly what school's like".

By the end, "Monsoon Wedding" moves away from the broad, cartoony strokes that powered the picture early on and reveals that there are real people in attendance.

He's a real stickler for attendance.