Sentence examples for that really real from inspiring English sources

To quote an expert on the topic, Warren Beatty, in the 1998 comedy Bulworth about an honest and lyrically-inclined senator, says: "One man, one vote, now is that really real?

The first assumption, that the Really Real is completely independent of us, fails to acknowledge that in addition to "resistances by reality," sociocultural factors are "necessarily involved in the development of knowledge and concept-formation".

Augustine took from the Platonists the idea that the really real things, the greatest and best of beings, are stable, uniform, and unchanging.

First, this is about creating a strong character-driven ensemble drama that is also funny that feels really real.

Even though the characters and the scenery appear to be separate and interactive, the only thing that's really real is the white, seamless screen that's accepting the melodramatic and illusory story that's being projected upon it.

Cameron felt that because Worthington had not done a major film, he would give the character "a quality that is really real".

But there are parts of it that really feel real, at least to me," ED tells me.

We only encounter the physically located temporal realities that are images of the really real.

There's actually a scene in which a whale shark bumps into the wall of her enclosure and smashes her face, which is a real thing that really happens to real sharks and really kills them.

And this one, in the early screenings that we had, we knew that it felt really real to them.

"I've never played a half man half robot before, so it was very exciting and a challenge – dare I say that word – to play something that's not really real.