Sentence examples for into a realist from inspiring English sources
He has turned into a realist.
Why is it so hard for the United States to buy into a Realist theory of the world and a Realist explanation of its own behavior?
Nirala, who developed from a mystic-romantic into a realist and experimentalist, was the most outstanding poet of the 1950s; and Sarweshwar Dayal Saxena, Kailash Vajpeyi, and Raghubir Sahay were the most creative poets of the 1960s.
It has, for instance, taken Mr. Golia's team of engineers and architects two years and several plan revisions to meet local building codes, turning Ms. Firstenberg, in her own estimation, from "an idealist into a realist".
But this will not just turn the anti-realist into a realist against his will, since his embracing of non-conventional truths is dictated by purely practical concerns: we are considerably better off if we build our inquiries on the convenient fiction of non-conventional truths.
Apparently uncomfortable with characters bursting into song, the sober-minded Pabst threw out several numbers and curtailed others, while forcing Brecht's anti-realist, anti-theater into a conventional realist mode.
Or his slow metamorphosis into a tough realist who can stabilise his country's battered economy and help the poor?
It involved an imaginary young man falling out of bed; snatching at random garments, male and female; and making them into a magical realist wardrobe.
Paths lead through lupins, bluebells, foxgloves and wild roses; the fields around Garrapata state park are full of calla lilies - you feel you've wandered into a magical realist story.
"He helped teach Obama how to listen to people, how to make sense of their lives, how to find commonality in a seemingly disparate group, and — most important — he began the reshaping of an idealistic and somewhat naïve young man into a political realist".
Citing the famous passage at the end of the "Education," which must be one of the bleakest elegies ever written — seven telescopic sentences devoid of embellishment that sum up the futility of Frédéric's later life — Wall notes that Flaubert is "showing his successors how to smuggle their old Romantic contraband into a modern realist novel".
