Sentence examples for real life found from inspiring English sources

But her husband (like Mary Foote's in real life) found no rich vein of silver in the mine, and she let go the idea of living in Michoacán.

Meanwhile, celebrities and friends who had had long, intimate conversations with Albert/LeRoy over the phone were puzzled when, on meeting the person they thought was LeRoy in real life, found someone who was vague, cold, withdrawn or dismissive.

An attempt to imagine how a human with Barbie's same measurements would function in real life found she'd have to walk on all-fours, couldn't lift anything with her wrists, and would only have room for half a liver.

McCarthy highlighted similarities to different works and real life found throughout the film, remarking that the opening city sequence could be an homage to Akira or Blade Runner and the attack on the religious cult could be a reflection of the Aum Shinrikyo movement.

Even though research shows that it is natural, and perhaps inevitable, for people to prune the weeds from their social groups as they move through adulthood, those who actually attempt to defriend in real life find that it often plays out like a divorce in miniature — a tangle of awkward exchanges, made-up excuses, hurt feelings and lingering ill will.

In real life, Sixsmith found himself helping Lee in her search.

Although the common mantra is that a calorie is a calorie and 3,500 extra calories eaten equals a pound of fat on the body, that is not what happens in real life, he found.

As a shy kid, I may have hoped that people who didn't seem to notice me in real life would find me charming on the page.

Find real life graffiti, usually found throughout city streets.

While we were in his office, he told me, "That world of real life I find much more fascinating than the world of celebrities.

Nevertheless, Ms. Fields said, the men she meets in real life often find her occupation intimidating, believing that she'll expect to be whisked off into the sunset.