Sentence examples for element of realism from inspiring English sources

"So there has to be an element of realism in politics.

Professional fund-raisers say these cutbacks have added an element of realism to events.

Puccini and his librettists took steps to introduce an element of realism into the new opera.

The wags are already saying the whole thing should be shelved under 'romantic fiction' but it does include at least one essential element of realism.

"I think it always adds an element of realism when you can shoot in the actual place, and you're not constructing soundstages," he said.

This element of realism, however, appears somewhat flexible when it comes to character-models; the likes of nefarious seafarers such as Blackbeard, Calico Jack and Charles Vane looked suitably scurvy-ridden, yet female pirate captain Anne Bonny could easily have passed for a catwalk model in Milan.

It contains elements of realism and Romanticism and a great deal of humour.

A group of writers as unlike as Chabon, Molly Gloss, Kelly Link, Karen Joy Fowler, Junot Díaz, Jonathan Lethem, Victor LaValle, Zadie Smith, and David Mitchell began to explore what's possible when they combine elements of realism and fantasy.

The elements of realism and surrealism, of tradition and experiment, usually so deftly choreographed in Smith's fiction, rub awkwardly alongside each other here.

The report said: "A distinctive feature of soaps is that they have everyday settings and strong elements of realism in the portrayals, despite the extravagant nature of some of the plots.

What elements of realism or geopolitics are most valuable to creating a liberal or progressive internationalism worthy of the name?