Sentence examples for real emphasising from inspiring English sources
Still, it's interesting to feel temporarily immersed in a world that is ironically more unreal than real, emphasising the "virtual" in virtual reality.
In contrast to others, our proposed framework emphasises the social setting and context together with the request for real multidisciplinary teams emphasising in-situ simulation for optimal team training.
It claims its nine West Country venues (with a new site due to open in Ringwood in November) are individual spaces, where the proper cooking of real ingredients is emphasised.
This is the first video off Thug Entrancer's upcoming album, Arcology, to be released on March 4, 2016 via Software Recording Co. Brooklyn artist and animator Milton Melvin Croissant III ("My real name," he emphasises in his bio), couches the soaring double track in pure stylistic excess.
"The PharmD curriculum emphasises real practice.
These results are in line with opinions expressed by many experts, however they are now supported by real data and emphasise the importance of an experienced partner in bringing a product to the market for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) whose experience is often limited [ 5].
Emphasising the real life element of the campaign, the imagery also features the tag line "raw texts, real stories".
A McKinsey report commissioned by the league in the summer emphasised that real revenue growth can come only through internationalisation.
Even when we were featured, the real intention was to emphasise the props: see how old that coat is/bulky that sack is/worn out those shoes are.
As Real Salt Lake coach he emphasised the importance of moving the ball and snapping into position after winning possession and against NYC FC there were signs of the same ethos seeping into the minds of the Orlando players.
If novelists do not want to make this distinction then they could at least change the names of real historical characters to emphasise that their version is at least one step away from reality.
