Sentence examples for most realistic in from inspiring English sources

The centaur is the most realistic in all art.

As for the characters, I'm not going to lie, I really thought they were some of the most realistic in this exaggerated situation, but I suppose you can't really say exaggerated since it could happen every so often.

The newest, most fanciful nighttime soap operas, like "The O.C". and "One Tree Hill," are, paradoxically, most realistic in the sense that they more accurately mirror the way teenagers view themselves.

Oscar Homolka's death scene may not be the most realistic in cinema history, but it makes a good argument for everyone's last word being a toast: "Skol" -- Saturday at 9 p.m. on Channel 13. Henry James, like many great authors, is tricky to translate for the screen, so Peter Bogdanovich can be forgiven if DAISY MILLER (1974) is imperfect.

With the Fox Engine, the ball, player, and environmental physics were the most realistic in the sports video game universe.

But Oppenheim feels both have proven themselves the most realistic in writing down the value of their landholdings.

In contrast to experimental investigations on recombinant systems or tissue fractions of hepatocytes, like microsomes, the investigation on primary human hepatocytes enabled the holistic and most realistic in-vitro observation of drug biotransformation, because it is possible to observe the coupled contribution of metabolism and transport to the entire processes.

In most realistic locations in space, masses are far apart, relatively isolated, and relatively low in magnitude.

But they believe that allowing Huawei to operate in the UK and putting in place structures to verify what it does remains the most realistic solution in a globalised world in which Chinese companies will play an increasingly important role.

You can forgive the tightrope-walking specialist Rays for feeling as if they wouldn't have it any other way, writes Jim Caple on ESPN.com, even if they probably did squander their most realistic chances in Game 3, writes John Romano in The St . Petersburg Times

Given our assumption of exogenous separations in the public sector, which is arguably the most realistic one in the case of the government sector, it is physically impossible to implement such a reduction immediately.