Sentence examples for realistic comes from inspiring English sources

This restriction, which is realistic, comes from the unfortunate fact that the operator K in Section 4 is not a contraction.

No, I wanted realistic coming of age stories, usually about kids who couldn't figure out what the hell to do with themselves, pretty much just like me.

Tris' narration was brilliant to read, and I found the emotions she showed throughout the story pretty realistic coming from a teenage girl.

"That's not really realistic coming here and saying I'm going to knock off Agassi, Sampras, Krajicek and win this tournament, all these great champions who have been in that situation before.

A more realistic threat comes from the legislature.

(Charlie Corcoran's meticulously realistic set comes complete with that infamous balcony, through which the audience enters, and a Lorraine sign visible beyond the curtains).

Bye's closest realistic competition comes from a Cold War era Czechoslovakian trainer, the Aero Vodochody L-39 Albatros.

The more realistic this comes off, the better chance you have.

Zarif: I certainly sense a more realistic tone coming out of Europe and the West in general, and sometimes from the United States.

Among the law's defenders, the most realistic statement came from Jay Sekulow, chief counsel of the American Center for Law and Justice, which is affiliated with the Rev. Pat Robertson.

But he found the people warm and welcoming, and the coaching made him a better player, though he was realistic in coming to the conclusion that in a country so blessed with talent he was unlikely to progress much further.