Realist in a sentence

He once said: "I'm a realist and when you're a realist, you're sexist.

Kleene formally defined intuitionistic truth from a realist position, yet Brouwer would likely reject this formalization as meaningless, given his rejection of the realist/Platonist position.

After what was supposed to be a quick tour of the property became a long and thoughtful one that even included a trip to examine the roof, the Copelands decided buying it wasn’t just for dreamer Trevor, it was for realist Kara.

All signs point to Yees in Lauren Yee's semi-autobiographical magical realist dramedy (★★★☆☆), making its D.C. premiere with Jennifer Chang's lively production at Signature.

He recognised that the ordinary realist perspective of the world had served us well; but that it had also proved to be one of limitation.

He’s a realist and admires those who do what’s right and is honorable.

It features (A.I) Drake and (A.I) The Weeknd singing with what seems to be incredibly realist voices, lyrics, and cadences.

There are few “social realist” writers, and those who are, tellingly, tend to favour historical novels, such as Crewe’s by Isabella Hammad.

They had no simple support for the workaholic realist for fear of the obvious but he still defeated and consigned them to the dustbin of history with dexterity and pride from experience.

Business of "$war$", hardly pleasant but necessary evil for survival, Pres. Kim a realist in a tough neighborhood.

Commercial and genre film tropes like these — combined with the creativity of this generation of queer women filmmakers — make for movies “that are very imaginative and very pastiche-y and not realist,” she said.

Del Monte started as a realist, moving into surrealism in his mid-age, and then back to realism and portraiture in his later years.

I think I have to be somewhat of a realist as a producer.

Neither the liberal argument that trade interdependence fosters cooperation nor the realist argument that trade interdependence creates insecurity and conflict fully explains why and when conflicts arise between countries.

Netanyahu isn't bloodthirsty so much as a realist: he, too, wants an end to the war, but on Israel's terms.

The resonant title means “displacement” and her images of the city, modified with some magic-realist effects, are very striking.

The Sociological definition of law views the law as a means of social control in a society that is coercive while the Realist definition of law describes the law in terms of judicial processes.

The traveling show organized by the New Britain Museum of American Art and the Museum Box pairs Walker’s work with reproductions of Harper’s Weekly prints by American realist artist Winslow Homer.

But his true ideological affinity lies closer to libertarianism, or what he calls "realist liberalism", which puts individual choice at a premium and is hostile to what, in his first parliamentary speech, he referred to as "enforced equality".

But O’Conner was also a realist, knowing not every minor league team is going to get to the other side.