Sentence examples for realistic reading from inspiring English sources

"The time has come to make decisions that are not only based on ideology and gut feelings, but also a cold, realistic reading of reality".

Instead Blloon offers the right quantity and quality of titles for realistic reading habits, at a much more attractive price point (£3.99 a month).

Although substantial passages of the "Melian Dialogue," as well as other parts of the History support a realistic reading, Thucydides' position cannot be deduced from such selected fragments, but rather must be assessed on the basis of the wider context of his book.

The sensor detaches from the bottom of Wynd (where it charges) and can be clipped onto an article of clothing to detect particulates in the air – a handy feature for a number of reasons, including the fact that most sensors built into filters are just too close to the device's output to give users a realistic reading of what's going on in the air around them.

The use of punctuation, another trait uncommon in the local literature of the time, may also have served to give a more realistic reading and reflected the work's origin as a written manuscript and not from oral literature.

Makes sense, though it does mean that any one stage will need to have been attempted a fair few times for the user base to get a realistic reading of its challenge.

"I think that it's a more realistic read of the way the world is," Spiegel said.

A setup with several CAP3 sensors will be used to assess the performance of a full scale pixel read-out system running at realistic read-out speed.

Brilliantly researched and written by C.W. Anderson, Emily Bell and Clay Shirky, it was a refreshingly realistic read on where journalism is and where it's going.

Finally, for the construction of a realistic read data set, MetaSim includes a versatile read sequencing simulator.

This provides a realistic read simulation but some errors in the labelling are highly probable.