Sentence examples for realistic school from inspiring English sources

Such novels as John Rowe Townsend's Gumble's Yard (1961); Widdershins Crescent (1965); Pirate's Island (1968); Eve Garnett's Further Adventures of the Family from One End Street (1956); and Leila Berg's Box for Benny (1958) represented a new realistic school, restrained in England, less so in the United States, but manifest in the children's literature of much of the world.

The empiricist, logistic, and realistic schools can be classed as epistemological.

So in the interest of being realistic, schools are letting students use them more and more frequently.

He arrived slightly too late on the literary scene and was overtaken by what he contemptuously called the "post-Realistic School".

Or this slightly more realistic high school jock: .

Raymond Chandler's 1944 essay, "The Simple Art of Murder", savaged the Golden Age whodunnit and its practitioners, including Christie, and praised the more realistic American pulp school of crime writing exemplified by Hammett.

CBT would help her/him examine her/his belief and learn to be realistic about her/his school performance, even in the face of her/his tendency to catastrophize.

"Speaking to students about which schools are realistic, based on their high school record, doesn't preclude the student or family option to apply to that school anyway," he said.

The movement is sometimes criticised for not being realistic for state schools.

Race to the Top has finally established a realistic purpose for high school in the 21st century.

In contrast to such abstract push-pull, there is the relative verisimilitude of "Undergrowth," in which van Gogh looks back to Corot and the Barbizon school with realistic browns and greens, but envelops them in a hazy atmosphere that has an almost Pointillist shimmer.