Sentence examples for real phenomenon from inspiring English sources

It's a real phenomenon".

That's a real phenomenon, not just a movie trope".

"Surgical buy-in is a real phenomenon," Dr. Brasel said.

Assuming that Microsoft's numbers show a real phenomenon, though, they do introduce some perspective.

How do you distinguish an outlandish reading from a surprising but real phenomenon for example?

"Frankly," he said, "it has turned into a real phenomenon around here".

This overuse leads to antibiotic resistance, a dangerous and very real phenomenon.

This is a real phenomenon, described by psycholinguists, who call it "structural priming" or "syntactic persistence".

Electromagnetic pulse is a real phenomenon, though many scientists consider it yesteryear's concern.

In late afternoon, we are catching a second wind, which is a real phenomenon.

It is a real phenomenon, but Beilock says it is not usually an innate skill.