Sentence examples for ever realistic from inspiring English sources

Was I ever realistic about it?

The expertise behind hit UK drama Call the Midwife has inspired Bangladesh to air its first ever realistic childbirth scene.

Ian Craig his successor as Australian captain was critical of Johnson's attitude during the 1956 tour of England: "I don't think [Johnson] was ever realistic about the situation.

However, she seems to have a very grounded take on her celebrity, which must make her the first-ever realistic reality TV show winner.

Again and again in the drafts and especially in the examples of how the final sentence might have been shaped, Hemingway revises and revises, most often just rewording the same thoughts, the same vision of the star-crossed ending to which he's brought the enamored Henry and ever-realistic Barkley.

Of course, nothing about James has ever been realistic.

At a time when games are becoming ever more realistic, reality is becoming more gamelike.

Now I view myself as becoming ever more realistic and grounded.

But was this ever politically realistic for the United States in Vietnam?

If non-coercive diplomacy were ever a realistic option, it ceased to be so the minute sanctions were locked into place.

But whichever company comes out on top in the new generation of graphics chips, it seems certain that the images on computers will become ever more realistic looking.