Sentence examples for essentially realistic from inspiring English sources

For all their eccentric habits and physical peculiarities, Irving's characters are essentially realistic, capable of making a profound emotional connection with the reader.

Neither Gold nor McGregor can quite excavate the tragedy in Stoppard's essentially realistic view of love as something that we at once cleave to and reject, especially when we want it most.

This company's production by Nicolas Joël — grand, essentially realistic, with strange stylized touches — was first mounted in 1996 for Luciano Pavarotti, still in good vocal shape at the time, who sang it winningly.

John Marin's "Movement No. 3, Related to Downtown New York" (1926), Rockwell Kent's "Whaleboat and Crew Tossed Into the Sea" (1929) and Edward Hopper's "Methodist Church Tower" (1930) are all essentially realistic works from roughly the same period.

One of the great and disorienting pleasures of reading Ballard – and especially disorienting in an essentially realistic book such as Cocaine Nights – is finding oneself at a loss to identify exactly where the surreal or fantastical begins, or if indeed it even has.

Examine the popular novels of the period - such as John Braine's Room at the Top, Alan Sillitoe's Saturday Night and Sunday Morning and CP Snow's Strangers and Brothers sequence - and you find they are working within an essentially realistic framework: one in which there are solutions to social and professional issues.

If the screenplay occasionally toys with satire, the movie settles into being essentially a realistic vision of Hollywood society and the special mixture of star buzz, big money and insecurity that haunts a youth-obsessed milieu, where you're hot one minute and cold the next and every project is a gamble.

As such, working actively with the pastoral industry into the future is essentially the only realistic option open for improving biodiversity outcomes across large tracts of the landscape.

Spherical-like approach to these FVE allows their simple separation on distinct components contributing to different positron-Ps trapping channels, while expected volumes themselves can be essentially disturbed in realistic composites owing to more irregular shape of NP.

The genome-wide association study (GWAS) techniques that have been used for genetic mapping in other organisms have not been successfully applied to mosquitoes, which have genetic characteristics of high nucleotide diversity, low linkage disequilibrium, and complex population stratification that render population-based GWAS essentially unfeasible at realistic sample size and marker density.

West Wing, though, I think is less realistic, being essentially a very sophisticated fantasy view of politics, albeit a fantasy view with a high degree of verisimilitude.