Sentence examples for realism though from inspiring English sources

It is a nice touch of realism, though, that Milton pronounces the word "business" like a good Texan, as "bidness".

With celebration comes realism, though.

It is not a cinematic realism though.

Realism, though, is a relative term, and while both books aim to illuminate a real problem, neither rings convincingly true.

Each novel fashions a unique climate, landscape and mood, a far cry from everyday realism though nothing to do with soppy or silly "fantasy".

Mr. Morgan, who came up with the idea for the film, did not mine these events for mere docudrama realism, though.

This woman, her husband says worriedly, likes to write and favors magic realism even though she lives in Connecticut.

The link is that every work in this eclectic gathering is somehow tied to realism, even though this might not be the dominant characteristic of some pieces.

Steering clear of fads and fashions, Mr Bellow made his mark by revivifying realism, even though he wrote mostly from the viewpoint of impression and memory rather than contemporaneous action.

Because of his commitment to realism (minimal though it may have been) Kant was disturbed by Berkeley's uncompromising idealism, which amounted to a denial of the existence of the external world.

Its bawdy and over-the-top stories dispel any idea that it is aiming for realism, and though it is set against the backdrop of politics, at its center, the show is essentially apolitical.