Sentence examples for Literal thinkers from inspiring English sources

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Conceptual and literal thinkers may have a hard time getting along but, with the right communication skills and patience, they can be wonderful life or work partners.

If he's a completely literal thinker, wouldn't he take a dump in his hand and try to give it to Star-Lord as a gift or something?

While adults can easily sort out the intended meaning of an "okay," we cannot expect the same from a literal thinker who is still coming to understand the variables of context and intent.

It has its own literal body, pioneers, and thinkers, within both Shia and Sunni Islam.

This straw man argument is a historic staple of rightwing, anti-equality arguments; the only problem is that no leftwing thinker has advocated literal equality of outcome.

The phrase was given its most literal interpretation by the 8th 9th-century thinker Shankara of the Advaita (Nondualist) school, for whom the statement was one of the great assertions fundamental to his doctrine.

If he or she is a conceptual thinker they will be confused by all your literal (and detailed) Friday evening plans.

These thinkers took a position that was intermediate between the traditionalists, who remained attached to the literal expressions of the primary sources of Islamic doctrines (the Qurʾān, Islamic scripture; and the Hadith, sayings and traditions of the Prophet Muhammad) and who abhorred reasoning, and those whose reasoning led them to abandon the Islamic community (the ummah) altogether.

It is noteworthy, however, that extended literal quotations (and even translations) from the Ikhwân al-Safâ' are found in the famous Isma'ili thinker and missionary Nâsir-e Khosrow (1004-1074).

The dangers of onanism became a key concern of Enlightenment thinkers, whose preoccupation with social order made them see this inherently private activity as self-abuse in the most literal sense.