Sentence examples for become less realistic from inspiring English sources

The middle figure might become less realistic and more ideal, with wind blowing her hair".

"When you put the color on, things become less realistic but more alive," he said.

75 Although deterministic models are reasonable at the pretreatment steady state, as a large number of virus and infected cells are present they become less realistic when the number of virus and infected cells is small, such as a few days after infection or several weeks after efficient treatment.

With the black comedy and bloody violence of Mr. McDonagh's plays (like his best, "The Pillowman"), the film follows his typical pattern, in which a genuine tragedy gradually becomes less realistic yet more emotionally wrenching.

He is seen as a very sentimental writer – even in his novels people think his greatest fault is when he crosses the line into sentimentality or romance and becomes less realistic," she said.

This became less realistic in late July thanks in part to resistance from Blue Dog Democrats and moderate Republicans who have pressed the issue of cost control.

Her painted portraits became less realistic and more a set of enigmatic icons that made her look much younger than she was.

Once again, this case highlights the tension between the importance of hope for motivating meaningful action and the tendency of hope to become less than rational and realistic.

"Now those dreams seem to get less realistic every day".

But given the league's sensible attitude toward slow and steady growth, Alexi's comments became less and less realistic, which didn't deter him in the slightest.

But even as the play's décor becomes more and more realistic, the goings-on become less and less acceptable.