Sentence examples for realistically facing from inspiring English sources

By setting up the world of the gnomes as the alternative reality to the world of the Ayorthaians, Levine should be able to let her heroine redefine what beauty means to her while realistically facing the hurtful gaze of others.

Is there an ecology that includes vampires in realistically facing our own extinction?

Berlusconi is too old to have realistically faced jail, but he could have been placed under house arrest.

But industry researchers at 3M and DuPont maintain that animals are exposed to levels thousands higher than the general population will ever realistically face.

Rioting in Maryland carries a maximum sentence of life, according to state sentencing guidelines, but Bullock's parents, who both have prior criminal convictions, said he could realistically face a sentence of between four and eight years.

A club weighed down by past success, its supporters still living off the glory days of 30-odd years ago; a club former players are desperate to coach in the hope of being the one to break the cycle; a club that this season dreams of European success but realistically, faces a battle against relegation.

He is facing realistically the threat that fundamentalist, radical Islam presents not only in the Middle East but worldwide as well.

But realistically, they're facing an impossible task.

Drawing Double Takes Though the children's picture book "One Candle" (HarperCollins) by Eve Bunting tells about one woman's ingenuity in celebrating Hanukkah during the Holocaust, the realistically drawn faces may look familiar to some people.

The time for face-saving by the administration is over, and the task before us must be faced realistically.

The defence of duress was not realistically available, and faced with the material now available, no responsible counsel would have advised her that the case should be contested on this basis".