Sentence examples for establish realism from inspiring English sources

Most screen biographies work hard to establish realism.

The next picaresque novel to be published, Mateo Alemán's Guzmán de Alfarache (1599), became the true prototype of the genre and helped establish realism as the dominant trend in the Spanish novel.

If their central theoretical terms do not refer, the realist's claim that approximate truth explains empirical success will no longer be enough to establish realism, because we will need some other explanation for the success of the caloric and ether theories.

"Kimmy Schmidt," which was created by Tina Fey and Robert Carlock, is an example of joke-delivery comedy, what we might call the sketch sitcom the kind of show that aims to string viewers along in a breathless and nearly uninterrupted series of laughs, and that, because actual life is never so reliably funny, has little interest in establishing realism or verisimilitude.

Something that really drew me in was the antique vintage photographs of peculiar people which Riggs had used to further his plot and establish a realism within the fantastical world of Peculiar Children.

Bjørnson enjoyed worldwide fame, his plays were influential in establishing social realism in Europe, and he was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1903.

The constant interaction of these rarely compatible attitudes revealed the novel's potential for philosophical commentary on existence; the dynamic interplay and evolution of the two characters established psychological realism and abandoned prior fiction's static characterizations.

A survey of economists also found they got it wrong too, though by less, which establishes some realism to the cries for economic literacy as the solution for our woes.

Meanwhile her novels and novellas, which combine science fiction with mythology, fantasy, eroticism, and psychological realism, established her at the forefront of Cuban popular literature.

Instead of constructing a domestic drama by means of dialogue-heavy expository scenes, which is to say within the established conventions of realism, the director uses whispered voice-overs, musical cues and free-associative editing to convey the fevered state of Jack's consciousness and the emotional life of his family.

The movie houses have no time for the simple 'theater of realism' established by the great American playwrights like O'Neill on the theatrical stages of the early 20th century.