Sentence examples for realistically on from inspiring English sources

By witnessing our own true inner dilemmas realistically on screen or page we receive a form of relief.

If there's anything worse than attempting to represent full-scale military conflict realistically on stage, it's tub-thumping topical relevance.

Still, taking the first two games and holding the Yankees to three runs was not realistically on the agenda.

That has earned Washington a degree of trust from President Assad and the authority to ask him to negotiate realistically on border and security issues.

The reliefs of Donatello, Ghiberti, and other early Renaissance artists make full use of perspective, which is a pictorial method of representing three-dimensional spatial relationships realistically on a two-dimensional surface.

If a democratic constitution embracing popular sovereignty were realistically on offer in the UK, Bogdanor's call for the left to "take the lead" in calling for it would be welcome.

No investor could realistically take on board the full insurance liabilities, which in the case of Chernobyl have run to several tens of billions of pounds.

However, the terms of any potential deal put on the table by Ensygnia were commercially unviable for Paddle, consisting of a license fee per transaction that outweighed what Paddle could realistically pass on to customers or absorb within its existing pricing.

David Platt is getting restless but who is there realistically to bring on who can make a difference?

There is a solution: DWP needs to reward Work Programme providers more realistically for taking on clients and offset the costs against future sustainable work outcomes.

In an account of the conversation with General Pinochet that was published in his memoirs, Mr. Kissinger said that the "underlying theme" of the meeting was that "any major help from us would realistically depend on progress on human rights".