Sentence examples similar to real world aftermath from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors are practical people who deal with the real-world aftermath of arresting marijuana users, so the argument used is not a moral one ("locking up marijuana users is wrong") or one of racial equality ("black and brown people are treated differently by the court system") or even a political one ("the public's mood has shifted").

Because Ms. Hibbard hit a stranger, the aftermath is real world (not "Real World") justice.

Zarif: Wake up to the real world.

"The real world is different".

This is the real world.

They are the real world.

The real world is curved.

That's the real world".

But in the real world?

"In the real world, sure.

Welcome to the real world.