Sentence examples for real both from inspiring English sources

The threat is real both at home and abroad.

The loss of innocence is real both in the crime and in the punishment.

He is an autonomous being, as alive in fiction as if he were treading the earth for real, both tragic and humorous, with a brain to match anyone.

But, as Slater points out, "docile is different from domesticated," and the risks of owning wild animals are real — both for the owners, and for the animals themselves.

As for Real, both of their main injury worries have made the teamsheet: Karim Benzema is in the starting XI, while Pepe is on the bench.

In the former, the threat of death remakes the meaning and intensity of life; in the latter, it's impossible to distinguish between what is sexual fantasy and what is real; both propositions are presented identically.

Both predicaments are real and both are troubling.

"The threat is real in both cases".

"He was a real gent – both gentle and a gentleman.

Still, each version has real merits, both general and particular.

The abandonment of language can reap real dividends, both in the theatre and elsewhere.