Sentence examples for real life looking from inspiring English sources

"Tell me," the fan said, "are you an actress in real life?" Looking out the window of his Upper West Side apartment one recent morning, Harold S. Spitzer noticed a man on the other side of the street pulling a handcart loaded with new telephone directories.

Dramatic scenes presumably inspired by real life looked artificial.

This month, real life looked frighteningly like the practice runs.

It's that he makes real life look large.

I've just had a friend (in real life) look me and my children up on the system.

This week, Noises Off is all about theatre that prefers microscopes and looking glasses, which makes real life look strange and interesting once again.

Not only did a Latino actor not play Tony, who clearly in real life looks like a Chicano, but his ethnicity is stolen from the Latino community at a time when Latinos have been demonized.

It is in a gloomy rectangular brown brick building resting on an elevated concrete deck at Amsterdam Avenue and Sixty-sixth Street — a structure that in an architectural drawing might have looked monumental but in real life looks like a giant rusting lunchbox teetering on a rock.

No such line exists in this movie, either because the writer and director, Steven Antin, hasn't a clue what real life looks like, or he actually does and has opted to sweeten these worlds with the same softly diffused, caramelized light.

Since first appearing on NY1 in the summer of 2010, Ms. Shupak, who is 29 and 5 feet 1 inch and in real life looks like the younger sister, possibly still in college, of her made-up televised self, has become a New York personality, mixing up the channel's morning report with her colorful Diane Von Furstenberg dresses and some lively banter with the morning news fixture Pat Kiernan.

Whether it's on your news-feed, or in real life, look for the good and you will find it.