Sentence examples for which realistically from inspiring English sources

Which realistically meant nothing.

Certainly, it's a lot preferable to the alternative, which, realistically speaking, wasn't a better accord but no accord at all.

But the future does not look good for Crouch if an offer of at least £10m – which realistically seems to be the minimum Benitez would negotiate on – materialises.

"We have to finish in the top four of our group, which realistically means winning two of our remaining four matches".

Nor is it in nature that different from 19th-century artist John Martin's work, which realistically depicted Armageddon-esque biblical scenes, or even Bruegel's Tower of Babel.

The colloquial novel Xingshi yinyuanzhuan (c. 1644 61; "A Marriage to Awaken the World"; Eng. trans. The Bonds of Matrimony), which realistically portrays an unhappy contemporary marriage, was attributed to him by some scholars.

This is an absurd question and one which cannot realistically be answered, except by engaging in speculation.

The problem for domiciliary care providers is that they are asked to provide services which cannot realistically be delivered within set time scales.

His first books were the sea poems Rundt Kap det Gode Haab (1922; Around the Cape of Good Hope), influenced by Rudyard Kipling, and the novel Skibet gaar videre (1924; The Ship Sails On), which deals realistically with the sailor's life.

The team is smaller than usual due to the late scheduling of the Commonwealth Games last year, but the UK Athletics head coach, Charles van Commenee, said: "This is a strong team which can realistically challenge for medals and top-eight finishes, and I expect just that given the mix of experience and potential within the line-up.

The social security advisory committee warned: "We think the major problem with the proposals is the risk of creating a class of rootless young people … we do not believe it can be assumed that adequate alternative accommodation is open to claimants under 26 either in the public or private sector, or that permanent residence with parents or friends is an option which is realistically available".