Sentence examples for apparent realism from inspiring English sources

Despite the apparent realism of Brooks's ending, it plays like a smiley face stuck on a death mask.

In spite of the apparent realism of Giotto's work, however, the Byzantine past makes itself felt in the extremely strong sense of pattern and design noticeable throughout the compositions.

What begins to take shape is a peculiar feeling that despite the apparent realism of all these images, despite their self-proclaimed ambition to record things as they are and disclose them with transparency, something else is in play.

The novel, Mr. le Carré's third, had been a publishing sensation; it was on The New York Times's best-seller list for over a year, much of that time at No. 1. Part of the book's appeal was its apparent realism about the sordid details of international espionage.

Having said all of that, the film has a certain apparent realism that gives it credibility.

One possible solution to this conundrum that was suggested by an anonymous reviewer is that the level of neural resources employed could be determined in part by the apparent realism of the stimuli.

In the current study, we studied the effect of manipulating the disparity content of images on the apparent depth realism, using simple stimuli that allowed us to easily quantify the effect of binocular cues.

Thus, based on visual inspection alone, the texture-mapped Purkinje networks provide a reasonable representation of the Purkinje network with respect to apparent anatomical realism.

That apparent hyper-realism is extraordinarily imaginative.

Its apparent neo-realism becomes a triumph of style, its direct observation is an intellectual conquest.

This is apparent in its realism and acute observation of the details of the man's everyday appearance.