Sentence examples for naturalistic from inspiring English sources

It was not that he was overtly political, more that the adaptation of Stan Barstow's novel fitted neatly within the naturalistic works of the period.

To be fair to the film, order versus chaos was the central conflict in 17th and 18th-century garden design: the formal parterres, topiary and orderly construction of French and Italian gardens versus the naturalistic (yet still contrived) rolling hills and reflecting lakes which were pioneered by Capability Brown in Britain in the mid-1700s.

The fact that it was filmed over five years adds even more credibility to this naturalistic study of an ordinary family split apart by the dad's prison sentence.

The first scene is quite naturalistic – you don't expect it to become as extreme as it does.

They're more naturalistic.

He might even have pimped for some prostitutes who were friends.Caravaggio's artistic style, self-taught and hugely inventive, is instantly recognisable stark, vivid and naturalistic, with emphasis on light and shadow, or chiaroscuro.

He was the first major artist to use scientific perspective in painting, his style was far more naturalistic than that of his predecessors and his psychological depiction was rivalled only by Giotto.

His self-imposed constraints are that such things should have the same weight, volume and power consumption as their natural neurological equivalents, as well as behaving in as naturalistic a way as possible.Part of this naturalistic approach is that the transistors in his systems often operate in what is known technically as the "sub-threshold domain".

Most of the latter had come from London, drawn, as were Walter Sickert and James McNeill Whistler through several winters in the 1880s, by the vivid and naturalistic subject matter and the preternaturally clear light.By the 1920s, however, fishing had declined.

Hindie cinematography is more naturalistic than Bollywood's zooming close-ups and saturated colours, but it is rarely experimental.

It's only in the more naturalistic world of the cinema that they're deemed unsuitable.