Sentence examples for sensible realism from inspiring English sources
12.34pm: A realist/pessimist, CatsHammers, asks: "Barney - after a period of sensible realism from the media and England supporters, there now seems to be a wave of optimism and positivity towards the game tonight and towards England's long term chances in the tournament.
It wasn't simply "becoming your character", it was learning how to apply sensible doses of imagination and realism to your parts.
Ms. Prada struck the right balance between the sensible and the seductive, between realism and couture, with a man's wardrobe seen through the eyes of a capricious woman.
In it, she tries to steer a sensible line between encouragement and realism, pointing out that a cadet can graduate with repayment obligations of up to £1,500 a month, and no guarantee of a job – or, if they get a job, a starting salary as low as £29,000.
Philip Shneidman's direction took a sensible middle ground between the lively realism of "Scholar" and the stylization of "Savitri".
Realism is a very sensible way of conducting government, but if you are going to act in a pragmatic manner, you only make yourself look stupid and hypocritical if you hand out lessons from the pulpit beforehand.
For sensible conservatives with an eye on fiscal sanity and national defense alike, realism is worth serious consideration.
This 5% is an exercise in political realism, and should be the basis for future interinstitutional negotiation, along with the sensible proposal put forward in this report, agreed between the groups in this Chamber, on a new system of own resources.
It is this direct realism, above all else, that leads Olivi to reject the standard scholastic account of sensible and intelligible species.
The sensible first film to make as a director might have been a modest slice of downbeat social realism.
