Sentence examples for psychologically realistic from inspiring English sources

Puppet stories lie far from the clichés of psychologically realistic theater.

Still, Mr. Abraham approaches Barabas, at least at first, from a psychologically realistic perspective.

A nonmusical version (which is what Mr. Honoré has said he originally conceived) would resemble other recent French films that take a psychologically realistic view of love that is neither cynical nor sentimental.

Instead, it is that economists' models are based on assumptions that are not psychologically realistic and that those assumptions are accepted without being rigorously tested using both quantitative and qualitative methodologies.

"Whereas nonfiction prose writers felt constrained by the straitjacket of historical, antiquarian scholarship," Hamilton writes, "the Bard felt licensed to speculate and interpret at will... in order to explore the secrets of psychologically realistic, as opposed to idealized, leadership and decision-making".

Much like in deductive logic, we need not assume that the inferences are psychologically realistic, nor that the agents actually believe the premises of the arguments.

Composers like Puccini and Verdi actually write really psychologically-realistic characters and complex plots, but this gets forgotten amid the massive choruses and orchestras".

However, we can take the steps to transcend and interpret control drama's on a much deeper level, both spiritually and psychologically by being realistic about what is going on in the relationship.

Both are hyper-realistic, highly modern, psychologically acute accounts of single lives.

The use of a high-fidelity simulator can lead to very realistic clinical situations sometimes difficult to manage psychologically.

It is a psychologically distressing disease and doctors should provide patients with realistic advice about treatments and their effectiveness.