Realist

It is no secret at all that Dr Rice basically spit in the face of her *anti-Neocon* mentor Scrowcroft who is known as a Realist which is often juxtaposed against Neocon.

Think Progress » Rice Was Against Iraq Group Before She Was For It 2006

The Realist was the inspiration that kept pushing me to the next level; there was no way I could continue reading it and remain the same.

Paul Krassner: Remembering George Carlin 2008

Tolstoi has often been called a Realist by those who are eager to label everything and everybody succinctly; but Tolstoi is one of the representative

Books and Culture Hamilton Wright Mabie 1880

He was a Realist, that is, he maintained that every general term, or abstract idea, has a real and independent existence.

The Old Roman World, : the Grandeur and Failure of Its Civilization. John Lord 1852

(also called Realist or Naturist) had waned in public popularity, although artists like Hill continued to pursue Ruskin's advice that "if you can paint a leaf you can paint the world."

Museum Blogs 2009

I think the "Realist" subtitle goes against what's in the first book, which leads you to believe this isn't a companion book.

Color and Light Book James Gurney 2010

Promoted to Headline (H3) on 3/6/09: Neocons Wage War on a 'Realist' yahooBuzzArticleHeadline = 'Neocons Wage War on a \'Realist\' '; yahooBuzzArticleSummary =' Article: But that is not the world in which the United States finds itself.

Neocons Wage War on a 'Realist' 2009

Krassner and his 'Realist' were part of a '60s fad -- publications attacking the values of the establishment -- which produced some very good papers and some very bad ones.

Paul Krassner: Strange Bedfellows Among the Yippies 2008

"Realist" fictional detectives solve crimes as police tend to, by methodical, scientific examinations of evidence; "intuitionists" solve them by leaps of perception.

Archive 2007-02-01 Douglas Wolk 2007

"Realist" fictional detectives solve crimes as police tend to, by methodical, scientific examinations of evidence; "intuitionists" solve them by leaps of perception.

Week 42: Doing Donuts on Free Lunch Drive Douglas Wolk 2007