Sentence examples for a realistic world from inspiring English sources

Acting is not a realistic world for a child".

"In my heart, I operate in a realistic world because I'm producing a TV show.

"This bill is totally unenforceable in a realistic world," he said.

But you've created a realistic world, making the appearance of the doors all the more surprising.

Then "The Bonnie Parker Story" and, in 1959, "Paratroop Command," a realistic World War II adventure about a platoon pariah who has to prove himself.

Created by Linden Labs of San Francisco, Second Life is a realistic world where avatars — animated representations — for its more than 850,000 players interact.

Consumers follow brands and celebrities to get a window into a more realistic world than the tabloids and endless promotional tweets can offer.

I had attributed a rather different meaning to the term: I had taken it to mean, quite simply, fiction set in a recognisably realistic world, familiar and therefore cosy; a world that is blown apart by a catastrophic event.

For instance, the phenomenon of "cross-over" episodes on television is a metamodern one; it pierces the fantasy that a single fictional world (or even a seemingly "realistic" world) is self-contained by permitting what is clearly another discrete world to flood into the first.

It is a fable where much is left deliberately unexplained, but set in a very realistic world.

Should Kaplan attempt it, he might show us a more realistic world than "Eastward to Tartary," for all its discernment, evokes.