Sentence examples for fine realistic from inspiring English sources
Walt Whitman is known primarily for Leaves of Grass, though his prose volume Specimen Days contains some fine realistic descriptions of Civil War scenes.
They registered in my mind as polished but somewhat impersonal variations on standard themes, distinguished mainly by an incidental wealth of fine realistic detail.
Yet van Rysselberghe, a Belgian and one of the most talented of the group, was also adept at figure painting, producing a fine realistic portrait of Anna Boch (circa 1889), an artist who had studied with him.
He began by attacking Carlo Goldoni, author of many fine realistic comedies, first in a satirical poem, La tartana degli influssi (1747), and then in an exotic commedia dell'arte play, L'amore delle tre melarance (performed 1761; "The Love of the Three Oranges"), in which he personified Goldoni as a magician and Pietro Chiari as a wicked fairy.
Huang et al. (2011) successfully simulated the looping motion observed in Typhoon Krosa (2007) with a fine resolution, realistic topography, although their simulated vortex turned northward after looping, but the observed one moved northwestward.
In creating this film we walked a fine line between realistic hope and unrealistic hope.
Wilson — a fashion photographer by trade and an avid gamer at heart — created models that have dark skin, feminine curves, fine wrinkles and realistic stretch marks, details he added to promote diversity and embrace natural beauty.
Even this difference between coarse-grained and realistic fine-grained chains disappears for more typical long chain lengths.
This limitation can be alleviated by comparing realistic fine-scale 3D canopy architectural models with terrestrial and airborne LiDAR point-cloud data sets.
It would seem that the next logical step in gaining greater compliance with the cellphone use laws would be to increase fines to a realistic level commensurate with effecting deterrence.
Not quite as clear or realistic, but fine for most people.
