Sentence examples for more realistic reflection from inspiring English sources

Which arguably makes The Hour a more realistic reflection of working life.

Hence, when assessing supply and demand, the rental market is a more realistic reflection of real supply and demand.

The Foreign Office confirmed yesterday that it wants to see the 15-member security council expanded to 24 to provide a more realistic reflection of world opinion.

An arch-populist in word and deed, Matsakis's comments are actually a far more realistic reflection of Cypriot thinking than many of the established political leaders would like to admit.

Because it straddles multiple brands it's a more realistic reflection of real life; the non-brand-monogamous consumer at play.

How would you respond to the argument that the sentiments and ideals expressed in the Freedom Charter represent only a thin layer of Syrian society -- an elite sector that is educated, westernized, urban, and/or living in exile -- and that the sectarian violence the country has descended into is a more realistic reflection of popular sentiments and political loyalties?

The film introduced Disney's new bidirectional reflectance distribution functions, with more realistic reflections on surfaces, and new virtual cinematography Camera Capture system, which makes it possible to go through scenes in real-time.

Therefore, it appears that the results obtained with the AHP may be more realistic in the reflection of existing preferences.

The bedside nurses' perception is another and, arguably, potentially a more realistic independent observer-based reflection of these decisions than asking intensivists to respond to hypothetical scenarios.

Things to watch for include real-time reflections, more realistic lighting, particle effects and that crazy hologram thing.

It was found that under these more realistic speech and noise levels a single reflection is no longer integrated fully.