Sentence examples for What literal from inspiring English sources
Yet what literal, physical destruction we can see executed on the environment and populace in these regional conflicts pales when placed against the destruction of confidence, allure, and hope that the United States once represented.
"When you're judicious with what's literal, it can be powerful," Ive said.
What is literal in Slocum's book — thousands of miles between ports — becomes figurative in Bascombe's — the inability of people to understand each other.
What is literal in Slocum's book thousands of miles between ports becomes figurative in Bascombe's the inability of people to understand each other.
She finds herself thinking what a literal man he is, Notices, as if she were recalling it, his pleasure In the menu, and the cooking, and the architecture of the room.
It's not entirely machine translation, though, which is generally rubbish, since people can help contribute with certain words and phrases that might not mean what the literal definition suggests.
What a LITERAL DUMPSTER FIRE!" about it, but I had very much forgotten Donald Trump only ascended to power proper in January of this year.
What is the literal truth underlying the richly reified façon de parler of mental talk?
It makes too literal what he so exquisitely, subtly, insinuates with words.
Although the choreography is not literal, what looks like pure movement is often combined with heightened gesture.
