Sentence examples for Literal conception from inspiring English sources
And the film has a staggeringly literal conception of psychic truth.
The Bible is chock~full of anti-religion at offense to just such walls.Practically speaking, this step will manifest for you when you are able to see God outside your particular religion, in people that probably would not agree with or understand your literal conception of Him.
The story behind SuperUber is one of literal online conception.
The production -- originally directed by Otto Schenk in decor by Gunther Schneider-Siemssen and Rolf Langenfass in a literal-minded, reactionary conception -- is unified to a fault.
In that sense, it is simply a literal enactment of a conception that most of us share: the belief that, when someone close to us dies, the person lives on inside us — that he or she becomes an undying part of our own deepest selves.
Literally his literal genitals.
The result of literal interpretation is a material conception of God, which, in Maimonides' opinion, amounts to idolatry.
They discuss the literal and metaphorical importance of the conception of Christ, the idea of the Virgin Birth and the iconography of Mary.
Ebooks also rely on the literal interpretations of traditional print and fall short in really challenging people's conception of a 'book.' This is disappointing given the many affordances of the digital medium.
The conception of this project blossomed out of my growing rage with changes in climate and the literal desertifaction of planet earth and how these global influences affected reoccurring themes in intimacy, procreation, and human relationships and behaviors.
