Sentence examples for realistic troubles from inspiring English sources

Because of the realistic troubles these young characters face there are trigger warnings in this comic, especially for people who've dealt with abuse via homophobia.

Kes Grey casts a clear eye over sports days and sums up the difficulties brilliantly in his realistic Daisy and the Trouble with Sports Day.

Sprint may consider a sweetener, even if its bid is the only realistic one on the table for troubled Clearwire.

At first I had trouble with the blend of realistic video images (like a beautiful sand dune and palm trees) and the more abstract videos, with white and black shapes and lines.

And in the lead Mr. Hock, who enters barefoot and shambling with the absent-mindedness that is familiar from plays and films that deal in realistic portrayals about the old, generally has trouble finding original comic notes.

One example is Greg Fox's Kyle's Bed & Breakfast, a series focusing on a group of gay friends who live together and face realistic problems associated with their sexualities, including relationship troubles and being closeted.

They have trouble walking and breathing in a realistic manner.

In contrast to those series, "Felicity" has sought to offer relatively realistic views of friendship, romantic relationships and sometimes troubled lives, the critics have said.

Aava's tattoos look so realistic that she said she's gotten into trouble on Instagram, which removed an areola tattoo photo from her Eyebrow Doctor account.

If you're having trouble developing a character that seems realistic, try this: Take them with you wherever you go.

The films may seem realistic, but they are really fairy tales, dealing with troubles as remote from our lives as ogres.