Sentence examples for realistic shows from inspiring English sources

Media firms have always had to walk a fine line between giving adults realistic shows and shielding children from sex and bad language.

Analysis of the car fleet with regard to behavioral changes assumed as realistic shows that relative systems succeed better in offering more consumer groups cars that are eligible for incentives.

"I usually like more realistic shows.

It's just a much more realistic show".

Dramatic as he is, this fantasy who resists being driven out of Diana's thoughts feels like an exaggerated contrivance in an otherwise realistic show.

Since it was first staged by Franco Zeffirelli, with a cast including Maria Callas and Tito Gobbi, this studiously realistic show has passed through many directorial hands.

But "C.S.I". shares common ground with some other, well-established hits in that it is a well-written, realistic show about detailed nuances of criminal justice procedure.

"I know I'm supposed to be doing a realistic show about life in New York," said the show's executive producer Peter Tolan, "but I think no one will laugh about this event, ever.

"He told me: 'There's just one line you need to learn: Do you want fries with that?' He was trying his damndest to be realistic, show me that it wasn't Disney".

Woelkers said that while the modified machine gun mounted on top of the vehicle wasn't firing live rounds, the realistic show led to "pandemonium".

Barr had crafted a "fierce working-class domestic goddess" persona in the eight years preceding her sitcom and wanted to do a realistic show about a strong mother who was not a victim of patriarchal consumerism.