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a slice of life

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a slice of life
if a film, a play, or a piece of writing shows a slice of life, it shows life as it really is The drama, a slice of life about a group of unmarried mothers, starts tonight.
See also: life, slice


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It was interesting because many of the books seemed to be bashing men, but after examining the story line, I realized that it's just a slice of life.
But we've also got to be reminded this is television, it's entertainment, and it's also a slice of life.
The familiar scenario is not so much a slice of life as a ragged chunk ripped from the loaf.
 
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