Sentence examples for groundbreaking realism from inspiring English sources

With the groundbreaking realism of "Hill Street Blues" and "N.Y.P.D. Blue," Mr. Bochco was truly innovative, but "Philly" feels tired and familiar.

Delaney, who was only 19 herself when she wrote the play, left the drama unresolved; which is either an uncompromising statement of the play's groundbreaking realism, or its biggest structural weakness, depending on your point of view.

1 The Story of the Amulet, by E Nesbit (Puffin, £4.99) Knocks Alice off the top spot because the groundbreaking combination of realism and magic in Nesbit's masterpiece is wholly shaped for children.

But both shows were groundbreaking in their emotional realism and power.

"The realism we had was groundbreaking at the time," he said.

Franklin's character wasn't the first divorced woman on network television; but the role, like those of other characters in Lear's groundbreaking sitcoms, was infused with a new level of social realism.

Chennault also discussed the significance of It Was Written during the period of its release, stating "after mastering stark street corner realism on Illmatic, Nas delivered a loose concept album that was, at the time, groundbreaking in its scope, approach and execution".

So groundbreaking!

Not exactly groundbreaking stuff.

Something groundbreaking.

And it's groundbreaking.