Sentence examples for into realism from inspiring English sources

The lesson, again and again, is how much artifice and calculation goes into realism.

The final jump into realism was made toward the end of the 15th century.

We need not rush into realism; it comes soon enough for us all.

It is as if an artist who had mastered the abstract had finally moved into realism.

As television and film dug more deeply into realism in the 1960s, '70s and beyond, the convention began to seem corny and egregiously artificial — and uncool.

Characters have moved from sprites to polygons, to eerily lifelike motion-capture performances – but there's no chance of Mario making a dimensional leap into realism.

When the play does finally lurch into magical realism, King and the audience have the same thought.

Michieletto wants to delve headfirst into this realism – and one way to do that is to enlist the evocative power of the nose.

Its social-realist story takes sudden, unexpected swerves into magic realism, as, for example, when Isak's experiments with witchcraft prove capable of changing the weather.

With My Revolutions, Kunzru changed tack again, this time moving into psychological realism and noir to probe the way the politics of the rebellious young can slip into terror.

Most voters don't see presidential elections as a game, and even the people who fall into political realism, like Mr Schmidt, seem to realise that in more reflective moments.