Sentence examples for grounded realism from inspiring English sources
One of the reasons he is such a popular and critically lauded writer is that he combines both the giddy, freewheeling ceaselessness of the pure storyteller with the grounded realism of the humanist.
It doesn't have the emotions or grounded realism of a Lord of the Rings movie, but comparisons to Battle of the Five Armies are not out of bounds.
In his view this is a reflection of a relative atmosphere of grounded realism on the London startup scene vs. an over-inflated sense of what's possible in the Valley.
Nolan said that humanity and realism would be the basis of the origin film, and that "the world of Batman is that of grounded reality.
Our expectations are grounded in realism, but our hopes are grounded in America's desire for friendship, cooperation and peace.
Here Mr. Miyazaki explains the choices and inspirations involved in a Studio Ghibli film grounded in realism.
The opera's action plays out against specific locations in Rome, and Puccini made sure that his music would be firmly grounded in realism.
Powers and Capacities in Philosophy is designed to stake out an emerging, discipline-spanning neo-Aristotelian framework grounded in realism about causal powers.
He said: "It's a very delicate line on the Archers because it's so much more grounded in realism than the other shows.
Your recent stories seem more grounded in realism than your novels, which often involve surreal situations — a hundred brothers having a dinner party, psychoanalysts floating to the ceiling of a pancake house, and so on.
