“Although I'm all in favor of living as adventurously as possible, some fantasies don't combine so well with reality.”

“The subject is contextualized into a social reality that includes narrativity as a totality.”

“Fiction and reality were increasingly blurred.”

“These writers interweave, in an ever-shifting pattern, a sharply etched realism in representing ordinary events and descriptive details together with fantastic and dreamlike elements.”

“There must be some realism about the situation and I urge both sides to get together to find a way through.”

“His outburst blaming the vandals on the estate for frightening his wife to death, was a jarring moment of realism.”

“Chester presents himself as a realist who sees things exactly as they are rather than in terms of social prejudices.”

“By implication, the realist who meets force with force without vexation or anxiety is the one who fails to experience the sublime.”

“Even the most hard-headed realist must shudder at the thought of a world without music.”

“I came intuitively to the realization that the overtures to work or associate with us were done so out of need.”

“The studio was the realization of his dream for a place where craftspeople could create and pass on their traditional art.”

“In an era when the nonmuscular power sources included only a few types of sails and waterwheels, such a realization was no small matter.”

“The transition from realty to personalty with the prospect of reincarnation as a corporeal hereditament does not seem to me to be relevant.”

“Thus, if realty stands to be equated with money, the many and complex considerations which affect its value necessitate consideration.”

“Second, the Deficit Reduction Act of 1984 lengthened the recovery period for realty from 15 to 18 years.”

“You are reviewing the balance sheet of a company that owns a lot of real estate.”

“What do you do when the swing-span of a regular door takes up half of a room's real estate?”

“The real estate assets don't affect the day-to day business of the cooperatives.”

“I contacted a reputable realtor to help me find my dream home.”

“The realtor said the difference between the two areas was probably just an aberration.”

“This realtor, who has sold real estate in the Seattle area for 25 years, would agree.”

“Once again, if P has more than one realizer, then P is multiply realizable.”

“Scientific kinds are individuated by their causal powers, and the causal powers of each instance of some realized kind are identical to those of its realizer.”

“He then introduces a form of realizability based on general set recursive functions where a realizer for an existential statement provides a set of witnesses for the existential quantifier, rather than a single witness.”

“Critics of functionalism were quick to turn its proclaimed virtue of multiple realizability against it.”

“This correspondence between physical realizability and computability seems to require something like the quantum picture of reality to be true.”

“Pragmatic social science is concerned not merely with elaborating an ideal in convincing normative arguments, but also with its realizability and its feasibility.”

“How we, you know, grow that fan base is the relatability and the realness of the subject matter.”

“The dance floor is crowded with performers who are preening either with feminine realness or clownish flamboyance.”

“As much as I want you and want to be with you and part of you, I can't tear myself away from the realness of my responsibilities.”

“And it reminds us how lackadaisical we are in the realisation of this fact.”

“Probably then the realisation would dawn that the world is not quite as black and white as it is often made out to be.”

“His eventual realisation that his life has been a series of failures is a rare moment of genuine pathos.”

“We can recognize a grandiose wish for rhetorical power that would convince the reader of the realisticity of what he is telling us.”

“We can confirm and illustrate the realisticity of such valuations with the help of the following simple evident reasonings.”

“He did not mention Friedman's strictures against testing by the realisticness of assumptions, though he did discuss his insistence on testing by predictive success.”

“Inclusion of the Columbia riverbed, of the locations of Portland's universities, as well as Portland's public transport system, might increase the realisticness of the model.”

“Any synergy realisations were prospective and speculative. Even then, it valued the shares at between 247-266 pence per share.”

“Against this, realisations in the domestic market hover between Rs 2500-3000 per tonne, inclusive of excise, sales tax and freight.”

“More realisations are bound to come to me over the next ten days but my housemate repeatedly informed me that Goldie lives in Northwood.”

“The result of these new realizations is that we can now problematize or relativize secular rationalism.”

“Raymond Leppard conducts the English Chamber Orchestra in his own realizations, and all of the sudden the music comes fully alive.”

“Buddhas do not wash away ill deeds with water, nor remove transmigrators sufferings with their hands, nor transfer their realizations to others.”

“Negative-minded realisers can kill the piece, the over-positive can encourage disproportionate growth.”

“The challenge facing the common weal administrators is even harder than that given by other national realities.”

“The group's leadership continues to deny the hard realities about which trustworthy actuarial studies warn us.”

“He and his classmates candidly acknowledge how ethnic realities affect them.”

“If his love-story was not as affecting as Paul and Virginia, it had its realisms that compensated for some pathos.”

“But behind the on-air enthusiasm and frisson of illegality, the station's founders were hard-headed realists driven by a clear-sighted aims.”

“In contrast, the approach of Tehran's realists is conditioned by the requirements of the nation-state and its demands for stability.”

“Power politics and realpolitik emphasized by realists is seen as being derived from shared knowledge which is self-fulfilling.”

“Ross visits builders, realtors, and personnel directors at large corporations who can direct lots of potential customers to his site.”

“You can do so by calling your county's property records office, consulting your local realtors, querying sellers, and asking your neighbors.”

“Some brokers and realtors are able to offer lending and title services as well.”

“The real has stabilized at its June 2002 level of less than 3 reals to the dollar, and investors are once again looking south.”

“He undertook this work for seven years and showed reals talents in his job.”

“Soon she was being paid 3,000 Brazilian reals a month to entertain spectators by ball-juggling during half-time.”