Sentence examples similar to realistic impetus from inspiring English sources
Finally, the Etruscans seem to have taken an early interest in reproducing the features of their honoured relatives or officials (as in the funerary canopic urns from Clusium) and thus gave a major impetus to the development of truly realistic portraiture in Italy (especially in the Hellenistic period).
"It was not an easy decision to replace him, but it was one we made to ensure we give fresh impetus across the whole team and with a realistic eye on the global economic market.
Team principal Tony Fernandes said the decision to ditch Trulli had "not been an easy one", adding: "It was one we made to ensure we give fresh impetus across the whole team and with a realistic eye on the global economic market.
She returned to the farm in 1901, and during a visit to Cape Town she met Beatrice Hazel, a realistic romantic style painter, who introduced her to Edward Roworth, giving impetus to her desire to study painting.
To eliminate recall bias, in-person follow-up by a trained health professional would be necessary, which is neither feasible nor practical; furthermore, caregiver assessment of the child's health often is the impetus for caregiver behaviors; therefore, our results may actually represent a more clinically realistic situation.
We needed some fresh impetus.
The creative impetus behind "The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess," the adaptation of the classic 1935 opera that opened at the Richard Rodgers Theater on Thursday, was to make the work more accessible, fresh and realistic for today's musical theater audiences.
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