Sentence examples for partly realistic from inspiring English sources

VIOLENCE The hand-to-hand combat is furious, funny and partly realistic.

Do not worry about adding the details (knuckles, etc) as part of Manga's uniqueness is that it is only partly realistic.

Alÿs's paintings from Afghanistan, which will be on view at Zwirner along with "REEL-UNREEL," are marked by wide bright stripes, evoking TV test patterns, partly obscuring realistic scenes of daily life.

In fact, Barth's earliest fiction, The Floating Opera (1956) and The End of the Road (1958), fell partly within the realistic tradition, but in later, more-ambitious works he simultaneously imitated and parodied conventional forms the historical novel in The Sot-Weed Factor (1960), Greek and Christian myths in Giles Goat-Boy (1966), and the epistolary novel in LETTERS (1979).

In the case of the bin Laden raid, you can learn almost everything you want to know from the movie "Zero Dark Thirty," which was realistic partly because the moviemakers met with the acting director of the CIA and senior White House officials, according to CBS' "60 Minutes".

Partly, Boone is being realistic.

Leigh Floyd, 46, a technical writer in Houston, is an "extremely satisfied" customer of Lifestyle Lift, which she partly attributed to her realistic expectations.

There are also dirty medicine cabinets stocked with pill bottles, art supplies, pornographic photographs and other odds and ends; full-size oil barrels leaking garbage and toxic waste; and a white ape sitting on a faux marble cafe table partly covered by disgustingly realistic vomit.

The novel is perfectly realistic and, again, partly autobiographical.

Conversely, the modernist novel eschewed the conventions of realism partly in order to be more realistic.

His obvious facility with realistic detail may be partly responsible for this; at his most facile he comes off as something of an illustrator.