Sentence examples for To be realism from inspiring English sources

Self-assured, rule-bound, ritualistic dramas that don't purport to be realism — "Lost," "Mad Men," "Big Love," game and reality shows — are just what I want from television.

He has always insisted that the responsibility for the Greek recovery did not lie with Greece alone, that there had to be realism in the conditions demanded by Greece's creditors, as the sheer human cost was too much to bear.

The alternative to both is realism — seeing the risks, having the courage to bear bad news and being prepared for famine as well as plenty.

"The thing that matters most to me is realism," she said.

Gibson perceives the Passion as a heroic action story; the principal quality he wants to instill is realism.

The first to appear was Realism, which had among its most notable writers Joaquim Maria Machado de Assis and Raul Pompeia.

The benefits of this arrangement, according to Dan, are realism, along with allowance for sexual adventures alone or with another partners.

"What Jordi has certainly brought to the party is realism," Bain explains.

Over to the left is realism flexing its technical prowess, and it is impressive posing in the sun like a young Arnold Schwarzennegger.

That seems to be carrying realism and candor a bit too far.

The magic of the series used to be its realism and charm.