Sentence examples for Strictly realistic from inspiring English sources

At the same time, it is not strictly realistic.

Nuno, like Nina, is not conceived as a strictly realistic character.

Still, said Mr. Taylor, an amateur photographer, Mr. Hauben's paintings are not strictly realistic.

The movies' invented plots are symbolic rather than strictly realistic, more Luis Buñuel than Vittorio De Sica.

As with an Al Hirschfeld drawing, the image you get of Ms. Solomon's subject reveals the subject in a different way than a strictly realistic likeness would.

Joseph is the effortlessly cool kid, the one who seems years older than the others, the one with the great hair and, because the story isn't strictly realistic, he's that kid, but amplified.

"It's not strictly a realistic film," Mr. Ivory said.

- are realistic without strictly adhering to realism, fantastic without getting lost in fantasy.

The number of variables in a realistic model is, strictly speaking, identical to the number of different states of the molecules of chemicals (e.g., dissolved in the extracellular and intracellular aqueous phases, accumulated in different membrane regions, covalently or noncovalently bound to various proteins in individual compartments, etc).

In countries with existing private TB drug markets, or for TB drugs that have other major indications (e.g., fluoroquinolones), a strictly regulatory approach may not be realistic.

With these conclusions as guidelines, a semi-heuristic procedure of optimisation for realistic (i.e. not strictly periodic) weather is developed.