Sentence examples for Perfectly realistic from inspiring English sources

"That all looked perfectly realistic back then.

The novel is perfectly realistic and, again, partly autobiographical.

But this is also why a nonprofit Facebook-Google alternative is perfectly realistic.

That's good progress and I think it's perfectly realistic that by the end of the next parliament we would have a surplus.

Ruthie and Jack, best friends on a visit to the Art Institute of Chicago's Thorne Rooms — 68 perfectly realistic miniature chambers — find a magic key to get inside them.

She concludes: "To my students this novel feels perfectly realistic; an accurate portrait of their own denuded selfhood, or, to put it neutrally, a close analogue of the undeniable boredom of urban twenty-first-century existence".

Religious sticklers may argue that this is a perfectly-realistic simulation of godhood, of course.

It's a perfectly reasonable, realistic thing that could happen if you had an infrastructure that was a message switching infrastructure in real time.

Most are too shiny, but Guerlain's KissKiss Lip Lift, £23.50, is perfectly matte, giving a realistic and grippier surface to which lipstick can properly adhere.

People's experiences of themselves and of other people are subject to all kinds of sampling biases that would be difficult to correct for, even if (hypothetically) their thinking were perfectly unbiased and entirely realistic.

For Keuning, sculpting wasn't just about making a perfectly symmetrical face or realistic skin that was only the beginning.