Sentence examples for fully realist from inspiring English sources

This diagnosis indicates a less than fully realist attitude towards intentionality.

The concept of verisimilitude was incorporated most fully by Realist writers of the late 19th century, whose works are dominated by well developed characters who very closely imitate real people in their speech, mannerisms, dress, and material possessions.

But the Academy's permanent secretary, Anders Österling, believed the release of his new novel The Winter of Our Discontent in 1961 showed that "after some signs of slowing down in recent years, [Steinbeck has] regained his position as a social truth-teller [and is an] authentic realist fully equal to his predecessors Sinclair Lewis and Ernest Hemingway", revealed Svenska Dagbladet.

In response realists will fully accept that we believe that change and continuity (of the Modest and/or Strong forms) are features of our immediate experience.

Not realist?" "Not realistic?" "Yes.

Now, I'm a realist and I fully understand that when you need manpower and, conveniently, a group of workers who don't have any representation by way of a union or the like, the army is that ultimate tool which seldom fails, and never answers back.

If we ever fully come out of the realist novel we've been inhabiting all throughout the modern era, we may hardly be human anymore.

The neutral monists among the American New Realists were also fully aware of the importance of this move away from substance.

Although an influential thinker, Wyclif pointed to the strategy the Realists at the end of the Middle Ages were to adopt, rather than fully developed it.

Yet it has to be said that the reasons anti-realists have so far offered for thinking they alone can confute the sceptic are not fully convincing.

The Dignāga-Dharmakīrti school contrary to certain globally anti-realist Buddhist schools like the Madhyamaka recognizes that there are, indeed must be, some entities that are fully real.