Sentence examples for same realism from inspiring English sources

They applied the same realism to their budget.

It deserves the same realism, the same attention to detail as writing about any other aspect of life.

In my own friendships, I'm willing to accept that flawed attachments are better than none, so I guess I should extend the same realism to my son's generation.

It is a show to which Mr. Nunn has tried to bring the same realism he brought to "Oklahoma!," and it also has enough seriousness, he believes, to earn its place in the National's repertory.

Lindholm said the involvement of Jensen and the Walls was "imperative" for him to be able to tackle the story with the same realism he had employed in his Oscar-nominated film A War, which was based on interviews with Danish soldiers serving in Afghanistan.

It is important to mention that in 2005, before the appearing of simulators such as Gazebo, ROS and so on, the author in [10] had already developed the SimTwo simulator based on the same ODE with similar characteristics (same realism in the dynamics and physical impacts), but with a much simpler installation and use, and the code of which has been mastered by the authors of this paper.

Meanwhile, the same emotional realism turns "Peter Rabbit" didactic, dutiful, tedious.

I wish I could write poems that conveyed the same intense realism as this painting, in which Chardin proves that a still-life is not an inferior genre.

When her first novel, The Living, appeared in 1992, reviewers found in its depictions of the logging culture of the turn-of-the-20th-century Pacific Northwest the same visionary realism that distinguished the author's nonfiction.

His major theme was the tragedy of the lower classes, and his writing is characterized by the same merciless realism that was later to be a feature of stories by many left-wing writers throughout the Islamic world.

Later in the film Ms. Lane brings the same messy realism to two other sex scenes in which the couple frantically make love standing up in situations where they risk being caught.