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Meanings of realistic in English
Portuguese
realístico Spanish
realista Synonyms
Examples for "philosophical doctrine"
Examples for "philosophical doctrine"
1
His explanation is in harmony with the general trend of his philosophical doctrine.
2
The difficulties presented by any philosophical doctrine are not always evident at once.
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For another reason, also, the attempt to base a political theory upon a philosophical doctrine is undesirable.
4
The doctrine of Evolution, therefore, does not even come into contact with Theism, considered as a philosophical doctrine.
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To him Realism was the orthodox philosophical doctrine because it was the one most in harmony with Christian theology.
Usage of realistic in English
1
This scenario is not entirely realistic, however, because of the following problem.
2
Given our perilous economic state, this was no longer a realistic option.
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No government that calls itself realistic can neglect to answer that question.
4
That is not a realistic request, said House Democratic Leader Steny Hoyer.
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The present paper considers a realistic model of fragment generation and retention.
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Bushman, a professor at Missouri State University, said success favors the realistic.
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Not a lot of hope, because we are realistic, Laurent said yesterday.
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Feel free to avoid any sense of modesty, but keep it realistic.
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Yet even in admissions offices, support for more realistic assessment is growing.
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The big question, of course, is whether any of this is realistic.
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This practice progression leads you toward applying falling in realistic climbing situations.
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Negotiating a land transit deal could be a realistic alternative, they say.
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Part of that process, she says, is learning to create realistic expectations.
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Conclusions: 1HP has the potential to be cost-effective under many realistic circumstances.
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In particular, it is required for a realistic evaluation of their effects.
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The prototype offers a good realistic representation of colonoscopy according to experts.
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