Sentence examples for nothing realistic from inspiring English sources

Or at least nothing realistic.

But this is supposed to be funny so there's nothing realistic about it.

"The dialogue may be crisply idiomatic, but there's finally nothing realistic about the speed with which the characters hurtle through their mood swings and power plays" (Holden).

Cuts aren't helping: There is nothing realistic about David Cameron's approach that is simultaneously trying to save money and help children reach their potential.

If only a tiny proportion of such twitterers wish to bandy names from the north Wales of long ago, there's nothing realistic that the police, the libel bar or service providers can do: they're blown away.

There was nothing realistic about the media's assessment of the team's chances before the Cup, chances in a group with such powers as the Italians, the Czechs and, yes, Ghana.

The neighborhood is, if nothing else, realistic about money, having seen so little of it.

Yes, goat — there is nothing remotely realistic about this nonsensical caper.

Opera and realism may sound like a contradiction in terms; there's nothing especially realistic about an art form in which people keep bursting into song.

The next play was by Will Eno, known for his existential meta-comedies "Thom Pain (based on nothing)" and "The Realistic Joneses".

Davis is nothing if not realistic when discussing the prospects of Clayton and his other young players.