Sentence examples similar to real life self from inspiring English sources

The fictional Lulu was reckless, but completely self-aware; was Smith, in real life, self-aware?

Such data could include information about embarrassing activities in Second Life that users may not like to have tied to their real life selves.

As somebody who wrote about reality and simulations, he would've seen his theories echoed in the way social media allows us to create a virtual persona and how that persona starts to become equally, if not more, important than our real life selves.

Now, if you know me, it's easy to tell that Clubber is my make-believe twin and my real-life self.

Bizarrely, the story prefigured the real-life, self-destructive hillbilly hero, John Daly.

In August, fact will follow fiction with the arrival of the first real-life self-destructing recording medium.

The scenario is based on a real-life self-help guide that urges women to combat male rapacity with equally cynical manipulation of access to "the cookie".

In his film version, a terrible act of real-life self-destruction is replayed as a fiction within a fiction on a much-diminished contemporary version of the silver screen.

But the Cruiser is going higher this time in his pursuit of jaw-dropping real-life self-endangerment – clinging to the side of an airplane, a piece of madness he apparently performed eight times – so for his pains he'll be hoping the box office follows suit.

How similar to their real-life selves are each?

Every player has a distinct batting and pitching motion based on their real-life selves.