Sentence examples for yet more real from inspiring English sources
Ingres makes his Odalisque almost surreally curvy, impossibly waxen-skinned, yet more real than any photograph.
The God represented in these books is not quite real (it's fiction) and yet more real than the books pretend (that's not a lion, it's God).
Yet, a more real promise has been made by First Nations across BC. "This pipeline will not be built" has become a common adage for indigenous nations and coalitions like the Yinke-Dene alliance or the Coastal First Nations, who have banned oil pipelines and tankers from their territories under laws that are much older than Canada.
We haven't even mentioned the whale yet, yet it feels more real.
It only came to light when the two Pauls [Pastorek and Vallas] were forced to hire yet more consultants for real estate duty, and to bring in the National Guard to oversee the engineering operations...[Emphasis added.].
Ireland is almost a polar opposite, with signs of economic overheating and a risk that artificially low interest rates will cause yet more overheating — and do real damage.
Yet more than that, the real joy comes from noticing, in a couple of gestures and exchanges, a shred of reality.
Yet my M.A. obscures a more real stupidification of the work I secured with that credential, and a wage to match.
That's when I realised I'd been fooling myself, that I was a portrait painter all along, I was the caboose of the train of portraiture.' Over the years, Chuck's heads have become bigger and brighter, somehow more real and yet more unreal.
Or, better yet: "Fake a picture it's more real".
