Sentence examples for becoming unrealistic from inspiring English sources

He finally replied with a single word: No. "It's becoming unrealistic," he said.

Disney fears that the idea of social mobility, that kids from a poor family can achieve the American dream — as her grandfather Roy and great-uncle Walt, did — is quickly becoming unrealistic.

However, Mr Perkins described this as "becoming increasingly unrealistic" in the current climate".

Barclays wrote in a September report, "Our feeling is that Libors are again becoming rather unrealistic and do not reflect the true cost of borrowing".

Because, more and more, the differences between our minority communities are growing – including how they are affected by racism – and so it's becoming increasingly unrealistic to package us all together.

Whereas Monfette acknowledged that the fans would consider the problem to have been a simple case of lazy writing, he noted that over-writing played a main role in the series becoming unexpectedly unrealistic.

His parents perceived him as being "depressed" the last few months before the suicide, and they noticed that he was becoming increasingly "unrealistic" in his thinking.

With that and an ultra-religious demographic, Israel is becoming even more unrealistic in its viewpoint.

It's becoming unattainable and unrealistic and I find it ludicrous that the man has lost his job". Former Molde coach Solskjaer and Dalman both cited a "difference in philosophy" for the former Manchester United striker's departure.

Grass's notion of a slow march towards unification by means of the two German states' first becoming a confederation was unrealistic, his friends said.

Becoming a doctor seemed unrealistic, given the expense and time involved in getting an M.D. My brother-in-law is a P.A., and after shadowing him in the emergency department where he works, I was inspired to look into the P.A. career more closely.