Sentence examples for more realistically as from inspiring English sources

Slovakia and Poland see themselves, more realistically, as relatively poor countries with much catching up to do.

In cognitive therapy, patients gradually learn to reorder their thinking, expose their "defect" to others and view themselves more realistically as whole individuals rather than seeing only the presumed defect.

Go Set a Watchman, an early draft of the book recovered by her attorney and published in 2015, showed Atticus more realistically as a white supremacist, shocking devoted readers of Mockingbird, but again uncannily in key with the national mood of angry disillusion over racial progress.

What if, instead, we saw parenthood a bit more realistically: as something that most people do and that's necessary to continue the human race; as a thing that is fundamentally difficult and deserving of strong social support; and also as something that shouldn't be an assumption or a cultural marker of adulthood.

She is in a difficult situation financially, but questions whether the family should be described as just about managing, or more realistically, as one that is teetering on the edge of catastrophe, a Toteoc, or as one which is not OK by any stretch of the imagination, a Nobasoti (neither expression yet in political usage).

These things were done, and, with much better information, GBD2010 reported migraine more realistically as the seventh highest specific cause of disability measured in YLDs [1, 2].

"You look more realistically at your career.

By integrating empirical social preference data into spatially-explicit urban growth models, we begin to more realistically capture processes as well as patterns that drive the location, magnitude and rates of urban growth.

The BnTTG1 primers used in this analysis could potentially have amplified as many as five orthologous copies, but more realistically two as these were more strongly detectable in young 1st leaves by RNA sequencing (see below) (Additional file 2: Table S1B, S2A, S2B), although the batch leaf samples covering more leaf developmental stages may have had a different gene copy number.

In fact, it has always been the England way to keep things in house: the first coach/manager was Micky Stewart, and he was followed by Keith Fletcher and Raymond Illingworth, before David Lloyd became what was more realistically recognised as a head coach.

In a study by McKinnon and Landheer [18], the DNA molecule was more realistically modelled as a cylinder with a permeable charge sheet.