Sentence examples for realistically one from inspiring English sources

Now, realistically, one shouldn't go blaming things on a highly popular but ultimately fictional ogre.

Every non-duplicate gene is assumed to be beneficial, independently of its context, whereas, more realistically, one would often expect the function of a gene to depend on the presence of specific other genes with which it interacts.

"We're not lowering expectations as much as setting them realistically," one aide said.

We don't think realistically one should have expected an answer tonight, and I still remain hopeful".

While the technology blog The Verge seemed excited by the Samsung Galaxy Gear, it also noted, realistically: "One thing the Gear has in common with other smartwatches; it's not terribly smart".

But realistically, one ABC executive said, without Mr. Fox, "Spin City" may be considered as only equal to the crop of comedy pilots the network looks at this spring.

She is in a difficult situation financially, but questions whether the family should be described as just about managing, or more realistically, as one that is teetering on the edge of catastrophe, a Toteoc, or as one which is not OK by any stretch of the imagination, a Nobasoti (neither expression yet in political usage).

How to render things realistically if one wasn't a realist of the heart?

Corporate jets are "very expensive -- so they'd better provide a return on that investment of significant value or you cannot realistically own one," said Ted Townsend, the president of Townsend Engineering.

"Realistically no one needs to be there," he said.

Realistically no one (including the teacher) wants to be cold so it's important to keep the lesson active with as few stops as possible.