Sentence examples similar to have something realistic from inspiring English sources

"I'm hoping they will have something more realistic and attainable," she said.

He was drawn to work with Jensen on the game after seeing the initial trailer, having been drawn in by the expressions of the boy character; Andersen compared the early visuals to his acousmatic music: "you have something recognizable and realistic, but at the same time it's abstract".

Set a realistic target so you have something to work towards and to keep yourself inspired.

Set a realistic target so you have something to work towards and to keep yourself and others inspired.

All these languages have something in common.

This time out, the company must have wanted something realistic and safe.

Unlike any other show with LGBT characters, from "The L Word" to "Faking It," to any other series that has that one random storyline of girls kissing girls, "OITNB" has done something realistic and relatable.

Everyone has something to hide, even the loveable goofball Matty, and that's what makes the show seem realistic.

But I have to say something realistic".

For the Bobby Short portrait, I had to marry something realistic with Vertès's lyricism; I kept zigzagging back and forth.

"We have to come back with something realistic to beat them at home if we can.