Sentence examples for less grounded in reality from inspiring English sources

Bella is, recognizably, every teenager who is terrified of going all the way, and Edward, less grounded in reality, is a fantasy incarnation of that scared girl's ideal boyfriend, infinitely — you might say eternally — patient with her trepidation.

Epic Nerd Camp is designed for grown-ups who have no intention of growing up, who want to feast on the fantastic — the less grounded in reality the better.

After going to the trouble of hiring attractive stars, placing them in glossy locations and photographing everything with the slickness of a BP public relations campaign, the South Korean director Oh Ki-hwan sacrifices all to a story (by Qin Haiyan) less grounded in reality than a convention of alien abductees.

The difference is that Romney's gaffe is much more fundamental to policy debates and much less grounded in reality.

You'll see that scene too". Whatever liberties Hollywood might have taken, Steinberg noted that public perception of sports agents is less grounded in reality.

While they've been convincing us how busy and important they are, bankers have actually been doing less and less real work, with less grounding in reality as the rest of us know it.

We open with a musical number -- a device I'd just as soon have network television shows retire -- wherein our stars make a promise to us to be more normal, less fanciful, and more grounded in reality.

But now, after her historical research and contemporary encounters with people who had ghost stories to tell, she says, though still grounded in reality, "I'm just less smug than I was when I started, less positive of my rightness".

But it would be nice if her comments were at least grounded in reality and made her sound less like a right-wing radio talk show host.

The more collaborative and apolitical that process is, the less isolated the leader, and the greater the likelihood that the business strategy will be grounded in reality.

The skills are grounded in reality.