Sentence examples for be more realistically from inspiring English sources

Her manifesto, as she explained it, was to make a magazine with "less spirituality than Oprah's magazine," one that would be "more realistically crafty than Martha's".

The Nabucco project may be more realistically pursued on a piecemeal basis, with existing infrastructure patched together in Europe, fed by a "two-country inter-connector" across the Caspian Sea.

The new magazine "will have less spirituality than Oprah's magazine and be more realistically crafty than Martha's," Ms. O'Donnell said at a news conference yesterday, referring to Martha Stewart Living, which is published by Martha Stewart Omnimedia.

In this regard, structural durability can be more realistically represented using probabilistic approaches.

Motions of the block as well as soil response can be more realistically calculated by the new model.

However, instead of two fixed values, impulse noise can be more realistically modeled by two fixed ranges that appear at both ends [10 12].

The trouble with Mr. Bear was that he was more realistically bearlike than the other animals.

Sous-vide cooking isn't silly and it is innovative – and now it is more realistically priced.

"Yesterday" is the most covered song ever written, and would not have been better if it were more realistically disabused about why she had to go.

Without academic policies that are more realistically calibrated, both to students' abilities and to their opportunities, the dropout rate could continue its climb.

This is more realistically a self-assured woman, who will have a drink when it suits her, is more than capable of barking out orders herself and knows exactly what she wants out of life.