Sentence examples for most naturalistic from inspiring English sources

"It is the most naturalistic thing of extraordinary power," he said.

Maybe it's been a mistake to expect the best reality players to be the most naturalistic.

At its simplest and most naturalistic, the camera can choose and frame ordinary people in a real location.

The tree advances his argument that landscape architecture, even at its most naturalistic, essentially transforms nature into artifice, and that accepting this opens the mind to the extraordinary.

The most naturalistic of Mr. Rabe's plays about the Vietnam War, it's a theatrical variation on the war movie mix of ethnicities and classes, minus the actual war.

Patterson is the moral center of the show, refusing to admit falsely to a crime even to obtain his freedom, and his part is the most naturalistic.

For "Oxenfree," Krankel says, "We were trying to create the most realistic, naturalistic characters possible and have the scenario be the crazy thing.

The most explicit description of this naturalistic view can be found in the last section of the introduction, where he wrote that "I can entertain no doubt …, that the view which most naturalists entertain, and which I formally entertained namely, that each species has been independently created is erroneous.

Though an ambitious biosemantics faces additional challenges, the committed naturalist may find these worth confronting: since the biosemantic solution to the problem of mental representation is arguably the most promising naturalistic solution available, thoughts that elude biosemantic explanation are thoughts that may well elude naturalistic explanation altogether.

Then we ventured out into one of the most renowned naturalistic gardens in America.

This makes the somewhat overpraised "Voyage of the Beagle" the most conventionally "naturalistic" of his major books.