Sentence examples for deeply realistic from inspiring English sources

In turn, this is conceived in a wholly original voice that's deeply realistic.

Now the filmmakers and Warner are presenting an A-list cast and a deeply realistic scenario of infection and death, with cooperation from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as both a serious festival film and a broadly commercial thriller that is starting to get attention in places that usually ignore the likes of Mr. Soderbergh and Ms. Winslet.

But space exploration is a unique combination of the deeply realistic with the deeply optimistic, and there's no way Opportunity's handlers aren't going to give the little rover all the time it needs, within reason, to get back in touch.

BoJack is able to capture something deeply realistic about depression precisely because its environment isn't.

Of course, The Corner would go on to inspire Simon's critically acclaimed HBO series The Wire, which the current president and prominent African American scholars alike have lauded as a deeply realistic and moving portrait of inner-city America and a groundbreaking analysis of the roots of urban inequality.

Mr. Gordon's work, accordingly, is both deeply surreal and realistic.

And the pride of the collection are the "Maori Portraits," deeply detailed and realistic depictions of Maori, most with traditional facial tattoos, done by Gottfried Lindauer in the 19th century.

In this way, the game world was "deeply simulated", or realistic and believable enough that the player would solve problems in creative, emergent ways without noticing distinct puzzles.

But sometimes a novel manages to be both absurdist and realistic, deeply felt and satirical while also being relevant to right now.

Vargas Llosa is very hard to classify and pin down as a writer: he has written short novels and very long novels, comic novels and deeply serious novels, straightforward realistic novels and recognisably South American "magic-realist" novels.

– but his pictures are both deeply macabre and disturbingly realistic, like photojournalism gone badly wrong.