Sentence examples for somewhat realistically from inspiring English sources
If Finley plays the late First Lady somewhat realistically — at least, at first — it's only in order to draw us into the heightened theatrics of the tragedy, the absurdity, and the psychic pain to which she is about to expose us.
On "ER," we dealt somewhat realistically with things.
"But in our attempt to model zombies somewhat realistically, it doesn't seem like this is how it would actually go down".
PAGE C1 A STORY OF MARRIAGE UNDER STRESS "Not Easily Broken," a cinematic melodrama of marital difficulty directed by Bill Duke and based on a novel by T. D. Jakes, pastor of the Potter's House megachurch in Dallas, visualizes the story of a couple whose marriage is sorely, somewhat predictably and fairly realistically tested by an assortment of stresses.
Competitors "will hopefully perceive the bankruptcy as a shock, because then they will work somewhat more realistically with their calculations," he said.
A historian and man of affairs, Josephus portrays the Essenes somewhat more realistically than Philo, and, since he was once a member of the order himself, his account of it must stand as authoritative.
Simon Davies, a former consultant turned privacy campaigner who knows most of Facebook's senior management team, says: "My information from the people who participated is there is a sense the company has gone off the rails somewhat and realistically it could go downhill.
While there was certainly an element of that, realistically and somewhat pragmatically, Perth played to frustrate Brisbane and looked to reduce the spaces for Brisbane's individual talent.
Thus the current state of prediction, for both humans and machines, is somewhat better than the middle of the range between minimally useful and best realistically possible predictors.
Delivery ratio is high, in line with spray and wait's and what realistically can be expected from a single copy protocol, although latency is somewhat high as well.
But Austen works realistically.
