verisimilitude

The movie lacked verisimilitude due to poor special effects.

The author's attention to detail helped create a sense of verisimilitude in the historical novel.

The artist aimed to achieve verisimilitude in his paintings by capturing every detail.

The costume designer paid close attention to historical accuracy to maintain verisimilitude in the period drama.

The playwright's use of authentic dialogue added verisimilitude to the play.

The documentary aimed to present events with verisimilitude, without embellishment.

The historical accuracy of the film lent it a sense of verisimilitude that resonated with audiences.

The verisimilitude of the crime scene reconstruction helped investigators piece together what happened.

The novel's detailed descriptions of the setting contributed to its overall verisimilitude.

The play's set design aimed to create verisimilitude by accurately depicting a 19th-century street.

Yet Mr Emmerson makes no apology for the geopolitical verisimilitude he describes.

44.And Twain's style... it goes back to what I said earlier, verisimilitude, the realistic way characters act and talk.

What I'm looking for is nothing but a touch of verisimilitude, like the handful of spices you chuck into a good spaghetti sauce to really finish her off.

I have done this for the same reasons as the historians have, to give liveliness and verisimilitude to scenes that would have been ineffective if they had been merely recounted.

The latter was also evidently hard work for its hero: Craig broke his leg early in the shoot but, still committed to the verisimilitude of the action sequences, soldiered on in agony.

Now, if you look closely, you will notice that the embalming of his actual head was not a success, so they substituted a waxed head and at the bottom, for verisimilitude, you can actually see his actual head on a plate.