Sentence examples for precisely realistic from inspiring English sources
As in "Black Mirror," the stories feel like polished fables, not precisely realistic.
Dalí, whose precisely realistic renderings of fantastic images like melting watches are very popular with art collectors both casual and serious, once said that he awoke "wonderstruck" at the thought of the prodigious things he would do that day.
As Theo Francis of Footnoted pointed out at the time, the clause is "so broadly written, it would seem to apply even if he left for some less august job, such as mayor of tiny Barnegat Light, New Jersey, (pop. 835)." So perhaps the filing language has only become more precisely realistic, rather than handicapping his chances.
Oscillating between vampish provocateur and blank slate, Mary may not be precisely realistic — her dialogue is so arch it practically bends backward — but there is something recognizable about this mess of a teenage girl, so enraged at the lies of adults that she is willing to take on any mask to expose them.
"What's funny," he said after the taping of Costas's HBO show, "On the Record," "is that a lot of stuff that critics said was unrealistic about 'Bull Durham' was precisely what was most realistic.
It is precisely the kind of realistic approach that will make us stronger and ultimately safer.
On Sunday, Mr. Saakashvili repeated the criticism, but he added that the show had frightened people precisely because it portrayed a realistic future for Georgia if Russia had its way.
Capturing surface appearance precisely is paramount for modeling realistic materials.
BoJack is able to capture something deeply realistic about depression precisely because its environment isn't.
Thinking the way forward in a concrete, realistic American context is precisely what Madeleine M. Kunin's latest book, "The New Feminist Agenda: Defining the Next Revolution for Women, Work, and Family," accomplishes.
