Sentence examples for no realism from inspiring English sources

By "nothing," he means no realism, no psychology.

In Minecraft, there's no realism and no script.

Such talk in Washington, he said, "just simply has no realism to it".

Without him, no Proust, no Flaubert, and – who knows? – no realism.

There's no realism in the philosophical focus of the anti-choice side.

Elsewhere, he put it more bluntly: "This business about a graceful exit just simply has no realism to it at all".

What makes Shaw so likeable and readable is the odd blend of soaring idealism and no-nonsense realism.

It's only to say that the movie's no-frills realism derives from common aesthetic strategies like hand-held cinematography and nonprofessional acting.

Its kinetic, morally tough, no-frills realism won not only the Palme d'Or, but a shared best actress prize for Emilie Dequenne, aged 17 when she won the award in May last year, as a taciturn girl living on a campsite with an alcoholic mother, and doggedly battling through a succession of no-hope jobs.

I see a lot of experimental theatre, which I also am passionate about and appreciate in a plentitude of ways, but a show like this reminds me that there is still a place for a well-done production of no-frills realism.

No more realism; no more romanticism; in a sense, no more painting.