Sentence examples for naturalistic like from inspiring English sources
At the same time the light in the woodland set reflected in the pool feels nuanced and naturalistic, like the real outdoor thing.
Not untrue, by no means untrue, but carefully formed to appear naturalistic, like those beautifully cut, windblown hairstyles that take several hours at the hairdresser to achieve.
But, he added, "in 'Sweeney Todd' he was primarily employed as a musician, and I wanted to see if he could act, and in something more naturalistic, like this".
His performance is comical and heartbreaking, utterly absorbing and unnervingly naturalistic, like the best of Alan Rickman and Steve Coogan fused into one – and the film is a total delight.
Moore establishes his preliminary conclusion that when we say 'x is good' we do not mean anything naturalistic like 'x is pleasure' by pointing out that there is always an open question of the form, 'but is pleasure good?'.
I recently discontinued a newly designed line of more heavily painted flowers because it looked too naturalistic, like a theater prop".
Mara Szalajda's gouache, "Towers 2," a study in strict linear geometry, and Fay Arton's "Watching the Surfers," a naturalistic, snapshot-like colored pencil rendering of a beach scene, are at opposite aesthetic extremes.
Their embellishments range from colorful pastoral scenes to naturalistic, dalmatian-like spots.
The album features naturalistic, vérité-like skits that dramatize the characters' limitations.
Finally, it is interesting to note that previous studies have demonstrated that, in chicks, the development of the predisposition to approach naturalistic (hen-like) objects is influenced by prior exposure to certain types of non-specific experience (e.g. motor activity, manual handling, exposure to abstract visual patterns) (e.g. [53]).
We have previously considered such a line of research by designing naturalistic, texture-like pseudo-random visual stimuli to characterise spatial integration during visual motion detection (Leon et al. 2012).
