Sentence examples similar to something more real world from inspiring English sources

Whether you advocate a Hunger Games solution or something more real world-ready, I look forward to hearing your ideas for ending the student loan debt nightmare, so the odds can be ever in our future graduates' favor.

LinkedIn is often grouped with Facebook, but its better bunkmate may be Tinder: a network that lets you see in order to be seen, that angles admirable qualities toward a goal, that fosters Web connections with the hope that they will deepen into something more real-world.

"But then we decided to go with something a little more real world...I wanted it to have a sense of seriousness and not in a whimsical way.

"For me, I'd prefer to do something more real, going into the world and doing something with groups of people, having real life experiences.

Is this just a fantasy or something more real?

-- and viewers were clamoring for something more real.

Hassabis clarifies: "I mean when these systems are more powerful than just playing games and we're letting them loose on something that's more real-world, more important, like healthcare.

We can make reportable judgements about whether we did something ('I moved my arm' vs. 'My arm was moved') and in a more real-world context, we possess a background subjective sense of control over our actions – a sense of agency [ 12].

More real-world making here.

On the surface Watchmen was superhero fiction – powers, cloaks, chins – but it was set in something more like the real world, noir-like and patently intended for grownups.

MakeSpace is meant to be something like real world cloud storage, like Dropbox for real life.