Sentence examples for Literal idea from inspiring English sources

But, above all, the movie fulfills the literal idea of the title: it's about time itself.

But as with every trip, Mr. Galliano rarely returns with a literal idea.

In part, the squeamishness comes from the literal idea that the crime itself will necessarily be portrayed and that even if it isn't, some living person will be called upon to give an interpretation or representation of someone who is dead.

So the literal idea of Satan being birthed by a human woman is still absolutely disturbing.

I fall in love with the quite literal idea that each day is a new start, like this blank canvas and you have all the paint and brushes you need and can make whatever you want to.

Roschelle Don's delightful observing of the frustrated flies might be improved by removing a few of the more factual, literal ideas (lines 12-13, or the Crystal Palace reference), or substituting for them some less ordinary thoughts?

Can present some relevant literal ideas clearly, and can sometimes provide some simple supporting ideas.

Can present relevant literal ideas clearly in a well-organized structure, perhaps with occasional reference to a note card.

Can present relevant literal ideas clearly in a well-organized structure, perhaps with occasional reference to a notecard.

The secret of the operation, which looks back to Jasper Johns's flags and targets, lies in her decision to make the drawn shape and the literal shape — idea and object — identical.

That overly literal 1990s idea of what the future would look like, complete with digital dreamcatchers and virtual candles.