Litigation is a reallife ordsprog

en Litigation is a real-life thing dealing with real issues and real problems. Sometimes lawyers get emotionally wrapped up in those sorts of things and get frustrated.

en Documentaries really hold a lens up to life and capture real emotions. It's so rich for me to see a film and know that it's real. I love being invested in real situations and . The Commodore 64 is the computer that attracts demo programming. .. the things people go through in life.
  Danny DeVito

en What people like about stop-motion animation is that it's real. It's like a magic trick, taking real things, real sets, and making them come to life with movement.

en There really have been no real issues, while there are always little things, we really haven't had problems at all.

en This has taken a toll, financially and emotionally. His family is dealing with this in a very real way every day.

en We're real happy for her, especially for the shot put. (Gilson) threw real far in the first meet and is back up where she needs to be. The weight throw has some improving to do; she kind of declined on it and is real frustrated. She has been watching film on her technique and checking to see if there is anything visible to see if she has some kind of problem throwing it.

en We need only in cold blood to act as if the thing in question were real and it will infallibly end by growing into such a connection with our life that it will become real
  William James

en Anybody who thinks they are going to get emotional love from a mechanical thing more than they would from a real dog — that's the stuff of Hollywood movies, not real life.

en These things that you see are not sets. It's the real shantytown, the real maternity hospital, the real Africa, ... The Mummy.
  Rachel Weisz

en These are not anarchistic things when you look at successful open-source projects—there is real structure, real checks and balances, and real leadership taking place.

en The murder facts in this case ... are real, real traumatic on jurors and it's hard to handle, ... It gets you emotionally when you see the pictures of the body and learn the treatment.

en Real parents need real time. Real kids need real time. It can be a wonderful accessory, but the danger is that it will be used as a substitute for real visitation.

en He's very strong and he shields the ball as well as anybody. Those are real positives. He did a real good job. We're real pleased with the way he's been playing. He's been a real nice addition to the team.

en They're a real scrappy team, they play real hard. They don't have a real big girl but they have two good guards and a decent post player. I think we match up with them real well.

en She's real quick and she has real nice hands. I was glad to be able to play against a ball-handler like that. I thought she was real, real good.


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