Sentence examples for limits of realism from inspiring English sources

The plot tests the limits of realism in ways that are sometimes interesting and sometimes unconvincing.

Perhaps it doesn't, but it does represent another acknowledgement of the limits of realism in an interconnected world, or at least the need for flexibility in applying it.

For all his detailed observation and humanistic warmth, de Sica was already something of a square director, who quickly bumped up against the limits of realism.

The book is full of players and posers, among them a widow who writes to the newspapers in her dead husband's name and mourners who "performed their sadness flamboyantly, pushing the very limits of realism".

Even The Golden Notebook (1963), which was understood as a scathingly real-life description of the condition of women, edged formally toward the outer limits of realism, being shaped as four intersecting thought experiments in telling the life of a person.

Q. You've spoken of the limits of psychological realism, and say you write plays "without subtext".

It takes a movie like "The Grey Zone," a harrowing Holocaust drama based on true events, to bring home the limits of screen realism.

JANE VOORHEES ZIMMERLI ART MUSEUM, RUTGERS UNIVERSITY "Beyond the Limits of Socialist Realism: Theater Posters from the Soviet Union" and "Dialogues: Henry Ossawa Tanner and Romare Bearden".

One of the reasons why Chaplin is a great artist is that he is not shackled by the bonds of realism which still limit such diverse imaginative work as literature, the stage, and the screen.

If the specified set is a set actually believed, or even a set which would be believed by people like us at some limit of inquiry, coherentism involves the rejection of realism about truth.

A number of participants' comments indicated that the lack of realism of the mannequins limited their training effect.