Sentence examples for realistic inviting from inspiring English sources
Price explains the producers work hard to keep the show realistic, inviting political journalists and analysts into the writing room to steer them away from too wild a plot.
Kathryn, a divorce attorney, suggests taking a realistic view of inviting everyone for a holiday or school event when relations are strained.
Polo Ralph Lauren's windows must have the shallowest space in town, but still the designers succeeded in scaling down the props to create realistic, comfortable and inviting scenes.
Kaviani makes the creepily realistic body parts himself, inviting some of the world's most renowned needle-wielding artists to decorate them.
If it doesn't seem realistic, consider changing your goal or inviting more people to join your fundraiser.
To add extra fun to the night - and set yet more realistic mood - Carnegie Hall is featuring a "a special attire contest", inviting the audience to come to the March 4th concert dressed "in your best vintage garb from the 1920s, 30s or 40s".
Realising the importance of such a reality check is beneficial for the management of realistic expectations: do not expect innovative ideas, brilliant suggestions and new concepts when inviting partners to join research.
While consensus is not a realistic or even desirable goal, surfacing such things as assumptions and values, and inviting debate on their significance through intersectoral and interdisciplinary dialogue will help achieve what systems thinkers have called 'accommodation' (acknowledgement of, and adaptation towards, other perspectives and practices).
For him to exhibit his would-be realistic paintings for people to see, buy and review was the equivalent of me inviting people to come and hear me give a piano recital of Bach's Goldberg Variations.
It looks pretty inviting".
