"Personal values dominate," Russo says, "but you have to have realistic facts to make the right decision.
We need realistic, fact-based drug education for our young people.
This short introduction to a hypothetical curriculum at Harvard Lawless School only scratches the surface of the "blunt, realistic facts".
The "is," declared Mr. James, is "made up of blunt, realistic facts," which is what Harvard Lawless School would teach and take off from.
The story is brutally realistic: the fact that black people were killed in the most shocking ways and conditions regularly is not sugar-coated.
It is so realistic, in fact, that while the heart attack victim's open eye at the commercial's end is meant to show that he survived, viewers may not be so sure.
This choice makes our model more realistic: in fact, while it is possible to decide to traverse an undesirable area to balance the time spent looking for alternatives, it is not possible to traverse those areas which are congested or overcrowded.
IGN staff argued that while the strengths and weaknesses attributed to different civilizations made the game more realistic, the fact that they were still mostly the same prevented The Age of Kings from "delivering the same battlefield impact of StarCraft or Tiberian Sun".
"I was always fairly realistic about the fact that I'm not a matinee idol," he says.
"You have to be realistic about the fact that developments of the kind we want to see take time," Gates replied.
The culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, said: "We've got to be very realistic about the fact that while it's unbelievably important to get young people playing more sport, it's not something governments can solve on their own.
