Sentence examples for realistically as a from inspiring English sources

But that dialogue is always impeccably paced, just as the play itself moves forward as inexorably and (seemingly) as realistically as a carefully plotted drama by Ibsen.

A crucial role is here played by the notion of a possible world, which may be thought of as a variant of the logicians' older notion of model, now conceived of realistically as a serious alternative to the actual course of events in the world.

McWhorter also puts his finger on a core problem: "A difference in thought must be of a certain magnitude before it qualifies realistically as a distinct 'worldview.' " Even if it were true that the participle in English made us a mite more likely to think "actively," differences in ideology and belief overwhelm and obliterate those lexical tints.

But Mr. Cuerda, who fashioned "Butterfly" out of several linked short stories by Manuel Rivas, views childhood realistically, as a state of curiosity and confusion, rather than of preternatural wisdom or angelic innocence, and so "Butterfly," though it has the look of a picture postcard from the olden days, arrives with the urgency of a telegram.

Go Set a Watchman, an early draft of the book recovered by her attorney and published in 2015, showed Atticus more realistically as a white supremacist, shocking devoted readers of Mockingbird, but again uncannily in key with the national mood of angry disillusion over racial progress.

That Night Follows Day involves 16 children, aged 8 to 14, standing on a stage set out realistically as a school gym - ball-game markings on the floor, wooden climbing bars at the back, plastic chairs standing in stacks around the place.

Bergenthal said that a Euveka is, realistically, as effective as having 10 mannequins in use by five people.

Looking at the dispute realistically, as altruistically as the players acted, they knew they were in a position of command.

While the overall situation is disconcerting, there is still hope -- especially if the standard for success is defined realistically as an absence of civil war, a gradually improving economy, and slowly declining rates of political and criminal violence.

It just means seeing them realistically and, more importantly, seeing yourself realistically, as an adult who no longer needs parents in the way you did as the dependent child you once were.

Plasma therapy could potentially target internal malignancies via an endoscopic delivery system, thus enabling this technology to serve as either a stand-alone treatment option or, more realistically, as an adjuvant to existing therapies.