Sentence examples for and unrealistically from inspiring English sources

Monsters move as stiffly and unrealistically in the game as in those old movies.

My electricity system was blessed by low cost and unrealistically favourable weather for renewable energy.

But members of the group are concerned that their spots not come off as condescending, patronizing, or overly -- and unrealistically -- positive about life in America.

And while some may say the book has its contrived circumstances and unrealistically happy ending, I don't care if "real life" isn't like that.

Presenting the Beast so vividly (and unrealistically), Spenser can show how our power to lie both sets us apart from wild animals and makes us like a debased mixture of them.

Yet it is all fundamentally let down by the simple fact that the plastic surgery is ridiculously and  unrealistically represented (rather like the 1997 Alejandro Amenabar movie Open Your Eyes, remade as a Tom Cruise vehicle called Vanilla Sky).

Hodgkin–Huxley models are too slow for network operation and integrate-and-fire models are unrealistically simple and incapable of producing rich spiking and bursting dynamics exhibited by cortical neurons.

In the dependent model, the probability that the common ancestors of bats and Zooamata, which comprised the horse dog cat clade (Waddell et al. 1999; Benton et al. 2009), or of birds and Anolis arose was flightless and had large introns was surprisingly and perhaps unrealistically small [ P 0,0) = 0.1804 or 0.0735 for the Anolis bird ancestor or the bat Zooamata ancestor, respectively].

The JIVSM predicts strong excitation and development of the Love waves, and an unrealistically large wave packet appears at SIT010.

The need to identify the legislative purpose has been said to involve the court in the "thornier aspects of judicial review", because it must either "uncritically and often unrealistically accept a legislative avowal at face value" or "challenge legislative integrity and push beyond the express statement into unconfined realms of inference".

Expectations were extremely and perhaps unrealistically high when Mr. Obasanjo took office for the second time, in 1999.