Sentence examples for realistically presenting from inspiring English sources

The episode expertly combines character-driven and situational humor, while realistically presenting a major change that advances the stories of all the characters.

Critical reception to the episode was very positive, with one reviewer opining that it "expertly combines character-driven and situational humor, while realistically presenting a major change that advances the stories of all the characters.

We care about the survivors as Jews, because their special collective plight is so realistically presented, but we also care about them because they themselves are so realistically presented: flawed, like us.

If injury realistically presented a bigger hurdle at this World Cup than many of Australia's opponents, then it is becoming an increasing vengeful foe.

Upon calibration, INSIM was able to realistically present complicated scenarios in which real-time IMTI was provided to commuters and the network performance measures being recorded.

But, while perfect, vendor-supplied images of the cameras are readily available to the masses, CrunchGear wanted to give you a chance to see the cameras a little more realistically presented — fingerprints and all — along with, hopefully, a better idea of how the cameras really look and feel.

The movie realistically presents the emotional feelings of the patient and her family who are dealing with cognitive loss.

For the case of rotations, these can only be realistically presented with respect to the 3 axes of rotation.

Recommenders have a responsibility to realistically present the challenges and opportunities of working abroad, because 'naive' recommendees can easily develop misconceptions and unrealistic expectations.

We used a labelled design, because the specific aspects of endoscopy that determine its burdensomeness could not be realistically presented to patients using the unlabelled 'test A' -variant.

We thus needed to simulate fewer actin molecules than realistically present in the considered area, usually a few thousand per run.