Sentence examples for not only realistic from inspiring English sources

The sheer number of seemingly available others whispers that perfection in a partner is not only realistic, it's realisable.

It included not only realistic social criticism but also utopian hypotheses, not only painstaking reassessments of history but also bold reshapings of the future.

The first point to be made is simply to reiterate that some of these scenarios such as police officers beating up kidnappers and other offenders to rescue children are not only realistic, they are real; they have actually happened.

Future studies should, thus, qualitatively and quantitatively assess NP fate under environmentally relevant conditions, reflecting amongst others not only realistic NP concentrations, environmental conditions but also reaction and residence times.

To ensure adequate funds requires not only realistic planning and budgeting, but also a reliable and long-term source of funding.

In the Mixed Reality lab, he and his colleagues are developing environments that not only look realistic, but feel realistic, both from a sensory-motor and a cognitive-emotional perspective.

From this perspective, the paintings of ships pummeled, toppled and thrown on the rocks by violent winds and waves make sense not only as realistic depictions of dangers that many people were all too well acquainted with, but they could also be read as stories of faith and salvation.

This model is not only more realistic for practical engineering applications but permits to determine more accurately the fuel consumption to maintain the geometry of the formation.

Compared to the previous work, the proposed model not only allows realistic patterns of origin destination demands, but also considers flow-dependent charging delay induced by congestion at charging stations.

Among other things, this work highlights how advanced computational methodologies are now mature enough to not only simulate realistic problems of airframe noise emission, but also to investigate their underlying physics.

These not only provide realistic stresses to failure, but also indicate the crack direction, which is an extremely important piece of information when evaluating the likely effect of fracture.