Sentence examples for case for realism from inspiring English sources

The case for 3-D is often framed as a case for realism: 3-D seems truer to life than flat 2-D.

The funerary aspect of Bazin's theory got a boost last week, but his case for realism took a dive, with reports on how computer technology has resurrected Sir Laurence Olivier, who died in 1989.

It may be objected that such a reduction of material to mental beauty cannot serve Reid's case for realism, at least as it applies to material objects.

The case Reid makes for realism regarding beauty (and sublimity) is complex.

After all, it also seems to be the case that realism for chaos models has more to do with processes namely stretching and folding mechanisms at work in target systems.

In striving for realism, some cases in Homicide remain unsolved and murderers go free, most notably in the Adena Watson case.

There were also 'realisms' sprouting in Manchester (with Robert Adamson and Samuel Alexander), and in Oxford, where Thomas Case had already argued for realism in Physical Realism (Case 1888).

In either case, seeking "realism" in video games is a marketing win for gun makers and video game publishers.

For realism, Joe is voiced by child actor Jones rather than an actress as had usually been the case for the representation of younger characters on earlier Supermarionation series.

So much for realism.

The film cannot be faulted for realism.