Sentence examples for words were real from inspiring English sources

I knew the words were real because I felt this immediate recognition of truth inside of me.

When subjects fell asleep while listening to pairs of spoken words, their brains continued to organize them by meaning and by whether the words were real or nonsensical, the study's authors write in The Washington Post.

All resulting words are real.

These new dirty words are "real estate," "developers" and "condos" — printable, and yet filthy with disdain.

There's a saying over here – "Catch Yourself On" – in other words "Be Real".

Words are real things with power in the universe, no matter what your parents taught you about sticks and stones.

The onus is put back on the realists to show that universals, which serve as meanings of words, are real properties of objects rather than imagined or mentally constructed features.

The Real L Word is real white: A look at the new cast members confirms our suspicions: The only lesbians worth watching on TV are white 20-somethings willing to have sex on camera.

I find there is something very "Egyptian" about his work; it is very much a hieroglyphic experience: that he sees that the "word" is real, and inseparable from the image itself.

A related game is "dictionary" where one definition of an obscure word is real and the others are fake.

("Inhabited" and "permanent" structures, most codes say, should be assembled, attached to the ground, hooked to utilities; in other words, should be real buildings).