Sentence examples for holding realistic from inspiring English sources

Christa Maiwald's photographic portraits of toddlers holding realistic toy weapons are surprisingly disturbing, in part because the children obviously have no conception of what the toys represent.

Industry leaders say prospective students should hold realistic expectations.

Runners from Germany, Britain and Ireland also hold realistic hopes of victory.

IN THE cult 1980s television show "Knight Rider", the hero's car, KITT, could leap over obstacles using its Turbo Boost function, hold realistic conversations and drive by itself when necessary.

If residual exuberance is a factor in his team selection at Stade Louis II, where Tottenham do indeed require three points to hold realistic hopes of reaching the knockout stage, then perhaps Harry Winks should brace himself to break more boundaries.

Adult stem cells from autologous origin are a practically safe and appealing source for cell-based regenerative therapies that may hold realistic clinical potential.

This may, when applicable, include an assessment of whether or not the patient holds realistic expectations of risks and benefits.

As long as patients hold realistic expectations of the limits of doctors' duty of care, no trust should be lost when these limits are transgressed.

The identification of people who are at risk for cognitive impairment holds realistic promise for the prevention or postponement of dementia.

In addition, a study by Rutten et al. [ 9] on determinants of guideline adherence showed that physical therapists (PTs) do not hold realistic perceptions of the extent to which they adhere to guideline recommendations.

Learning to hold realistic expectations for body size and learning how to construct a healthy, balanced meal plan can be essential to avoiding anorexia and embracing a positive lifestyle.