Sentence examples for somewhat unreal from inspiring English sources
Whereupon Bayley told that paper: "It's real on the one hand and somewhat unreal on the other...
Even if the night itself seemed somewhat unreal, even if it felt like nothing so much as the gorgeously designed end of an era.
I found it a shocking moment, perhaps because I find a lot of the Americans an enjoyable caper, but somewhat unreal.
Another tragic and somewhat unreal story is that told in the anonymous Chastelaine de Vergi (c. 1250), one of the gems of medieval poetry, in which the heroine dies of grief because, under pressure, her lover has revealed their secret and adulterous love to the duke of Burgundy.
To me, her stories, like the iconic black-and-white photos of life in the camps by photographers like Dorothea Lange and Ansel Adams, have always felt somewhat unreal — like the distant history of an America far removed from my own.
I was eager to go, for already my home and my parents had become somewhat unreal to me, and college, with its courses and the hopes for my future they inspired and the girlfriend I had acquired in my sophomore year, had become more real every semester; it shocked me — threw me off track, as it were — to see that my father's eyes, as he shook my hand goodbye, glittered with tears.
It feels slightly unreal.
Like many a noir novel, the nonfiction "Unreal City" has a somewhat convoluted beginning, as Nies untangles an incredibly complex history of economic growth and ecological destruction.
Epic had begun as a company churning out somewhat rechauffé fare — pinball simulators, clone-ish retreads, an uninspired but popular game known as Unreal Tournament.
