Sentence examples for realistically labels from inspiring English sources

Sinclair realistically labels himself a heretic, and he is criticizing myths as sacred but false as celibacy by Catholic priests.

This is not so elsewhere in Greece where sportive pedestrians are greeted by a cacophonous response which could generously be termed boisterous or realistically labelled as offensive.

T he fish are beartifully and realistically arranged, and the labels have been written by someone, who felt the excitement of the task.

But Motherwell also coined a more realistically neutral and accommodating label for the vanguard art of the time: the New York School.

That's the trouble with it, though: it is one designer label I can realistically afford to buy, but it's aimed at someone a decade and a half younger, usually.

Meaningful re-entry programs must be adopted -- programs that provide a pathway not just to dead-end, minimum-wage jobs, but also training and education so those labeled criminals can realistically reach for high-paying jobs and viable, rewarding career paths.

People inside and outside the administration were saying last week that dropping such labels could open the way for Americans to think more realistically about such countries.

Deviating from the standard protocol, (which is for Camellia sinensis based tea), we used 1.5 g of herbal tea material (or 1 tea bag) instead of 2.0 g per cup, as this more realistically conforms to the specification as prescribed by the manufacturer on the labelling.

He has pieced his painted works together from varied sources to create images that are no more realistically "African" than are the descriptions of that continent found in the Western museum labels that he quotes in a separate series of word paintings.

In the past, a few detractors labeled his art academic because, working within a tradition, he paints naked men and women realistically.

But Austen works realistically.