Examples of 'real sense' in a sentence
Meaning of "real sense"
This phrase is used when someone wants to convey that an idea or concept is genuine or authentic. It implies that something is being understood or discussed in its true or actual form, without any pretense or exaggeration
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It might bring a real sense of purpose to life.
A real sense of listening to catch your expectations.
It must give one a real sense of purpose.
In a real sense these are threats and opportunities.
I want to get a real sense of the space.
That was his contribution in a very real sense.
I mean in the real sense of the word.
Nothing that makes any real sense.
In a very real sense they are like children.
A million is not a number in any real sense.
There is a real sense here now of devastation.
She is the baseship in a very real sense.
There is a real sense of balance and harmony.
This is soul music in a very real sense.
Loving in the real sense is very difficult.
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Neither of them has any real sense.
There is a real sense of emotion coming through.
We did not have a lawyer in the real sense.
We want a real sense of continuity in the movie.
Takes time to get a real sense of them.
I felt a real sense of accomplishment that day.
What seemed like a real sense of peace.
In a real sense this refers to all three.
But you have no real sense of life.
Everyone is called to give them a real sense.
Both parties were in a real sense on a war footing.
Democracy needs to exist in the real sense.
The club offers a real sense of community.
This is thought crime in its real sense.
There is a real sense of a hazy state of mind.
I think this may be a real sense now.
There was a real sense of unity and pride.
The world has awakened in real sense.
There is a real sense of the body refuelling.
For communities there is a real sense of loss.
There is a real sense of mourning in this piece.
It is not his own in any real sense.
Iranians have a real sense of who they are.
It is not a business venture in the real sense of it.
There is a real sense of freedom around that.
Not anything that made any real sense.
With that comes a real sense of being alive.
So a real sense of insecurity and inferiority.
This waiter has a real sense of humor.
In a real sense this is their conference.
Starting to give me a real sense of what stuff.
In a real sense she will live on.
He said you had a real sense of beauty.
He had a real sense of humor though a lot of it was biting.
You have given us a real sense of purpose.
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Switzerland has no real interest in this issue
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