Sentence examples for that seems real from inspiring English sources

Then again, the one thing that seems real about her — all too real, you might say — is her ambition.

An exception is a Joseph Farquharson's "Ruins of the Temple at Luxor," which depicts contemporary Egyptians sitting among fallen columns in a way that seems real.

They would make up a number that seems real, something like 1,357.

It's the stuff they can control, the stuff that seems real in a way that foreign peoples aren't (at least to us).

Being where I am, or who I am, the only measure of success that seems real to me is in colleagues (from New York or Toronto or Thunder Bay -- from critics to artists to poets) whose work I love who are engaged with my work.

Illusory correlation: an erroneous conclusion about an association that seems real but does not actually exist [ 39, 40].

"When I read that, I thought, Does that seem real or is it just a silly joke?" Berg said.

This novel explores the difference between gay and straight sex from the male perspective in ways that seem real and free of cliché.

Manning and Granstrom convey layers of meaning with the simplest words and pictures, giving readers insights into Viking life that seem real enough to touch and smell.

Current motion-capture techniques are not sophisticated enough to create virtual humans that seem real because humans communicate using a variety of expressions.

He will not illustrate to order, increasingly depending on himself as the writer, and, when he illustrates the texts of others, choosing only those that seem real to him.