Sentence examples for real life something from inspiring English sources

Max says that he could compose one on paper, but that in real life, "something always goes wrong".

All he was looking for was a real life, something noble.' In the course of his education, Woo Sr. converted to the Chinese Christian Church.

Herder's third critical thesis is that Lessing's emphasis on time and succession in poetry better fits the art of music, which Lessing ignored, while the essence of poetry lies not in such an accidental feature of the kind of signs that it uses but in the way in which it captures and communicates the energy of real life, something no other art does equally well.

Perhaps we are seeking relief from what we call life, instead of seeking a real life, something that is sustainable from the inside out, rather than requiring something from the outside in.

This was real life - something of which Jackson has always had only the most tenuous grasp - and his was on the line.

I'd seen the set design in a mock-up, but to see it in real life is something else.

The gap that may exist between a bank's policy and real life is something I learned the hard way.

Almost every family does, in real life, have something crazy to it, but not this crazy - not craziness this various and psychotic.

He prefers to characterize real life as something beyond his grasp: "When it came time to go back, I found I was the owner of a small house in Brook Green".

I guess I have a talent for humiliation, a place within me that experience can't reach, which is terrible in real life, but something that comes in handy in writing.

Admittedly, "real life" is something of a misnomer when you're trying to get people to pretend they're part of a zombie outbreak or defending a building against a vampire attack.