Sentence examples for more realistic tendency from inspiring English sources
Later he displayed a more realistic tendency in Tajō takon (1896; "Tears and Regrets") and Kokoro (1903; "The Heart").
Gay men said they would welcome a more realistic portrayal of gay life and criticised a tendency to feature camp men, though they said this was improving.
It would be more realistic to represent the historical development as a process in which tendencies to differentiate and to reintegrate the dialects have been continuously at work, bringing about a remarkable degree of uniformity throughout the Slavic area.
Many of today's problems in Iraq can be traced to the Bush administration's tendency to credit what it wants to believe rather than more realistic accounts.
Silverman noted that in addition to his humorous ad-libbing, Woods's tendency to hesitate while speaking was "great for animation", explaining that it made the character feel more realistic.
Prokhorov was more realistic.
Others are more realistic.
"This is more realistic".
That seemed more realistic.
