Sentence examples for largely realistic from inspiring English sources

But McPherson lacks the wildness, the honesty, and the unpredictability that fuel the greatest strength of those playwrights' largely realistic work: their emotional surrealism.

As Jackie and Early take a boat from the school for an expedition on the Kennebec River, we have reason to expect the story will continue in its largely realistic vein.

In the magazine this week, David Denby reviews "Bridesmaids," praising the comic prowess of its star and co-writer, Kristen Wiig, but adding that, here, "she gives a largely realistic performance… Playing quietly, Wiig is a decent and likable actress, but, for fans of her wild side, she seems diminished, her face a little blank.

Yet, in the new comedy "Bridesmaids," she gives a largely realistic performance as a character without any ego at all — Annie, an unhappy single woman living in Milwaukee, whose bakery shop has failed and who clings to the bed of a handsome rich lout (Jon Hamm, grinning in deliciously fatuous self-approval).

Researchers in maintenance workforce have evolved feasible and the largely realistic solutions for implementation in practice.

The series is set during a largely realistic 20th century.

He was anomalous in that he largely forewent realistic depictions of nature, human existence and perspective, while his work is almost entirely free of Italian influences.

Selling a business is largely about setting realistic expectations, avoiding surprises and just plain hanging in there.

We are a cold-eyed, realistic, largely self-interested bunch, which is why "America First" seemed to resonate with so many voters.

Spilman's prepared remarks consisted largely of useful, realistic advice about how to delay the cognitive decline most of us will experience at some point.

Parents were generally more willing to pay for their sons' education than their daughters', for several reasons, based largely on a realistic assessment of their children's prospects.