Sentence examples for sometimes more real from inspiring English sources

"It seems so real, the pictures," Ruben murmurs, "sometimes more real than our own lives".

Everyone here feels real, sometimes more real than they might feel to themselves — and that also feels true.

Perhaps it is to be expected that Snowden has little patience with or understanding of this process: for the hacker, the digital world is sometimes more real than the physical one.

Watching Carmen Disruption, it felt as if ghosts were rising – the ghosts of every performance ever played on this stage; the ghosts of an exhausted Europe; the way that sometimes we all feel like walking ghosts, and how, perversely, being online or in the theatre sometimes feels more real than real life.

In the previous 10 seasons, the also-rans have sometimes had more real-world success than the winners.

But even as studios came to the bubble of Comic-Con to unveil their megamovies — all will have budgets of $100 million or more, and sometimes much more — real-world ticket buyers were showing increasing fatigue with the same old, same old.

One might say that sometimes theatre feels more real than life, too.

Every family, every ethnic group, every country needs a guiding narrative -- sometimes more mythic than real.

He depicted a world in which the commercial image was an inseparable part of modern reality and sometimes seemed even more real than reality.

It's fiction, but sometimes stories can feel more real than the truth.

As an adult, my reading life -- sometimes more vivid than my real life =- has been divided between the daily trawl through the newspapers (war, recession, disasters, misery, comment on the misery, comment on the comment) and books for my next deadline.