Sentence examples for a literal interpretation from inspiring English sources

Prior to the scientific revolution, the vast majority of biblical interpreters accepted a literal interpretation of this passage and others like it.

"Mel Gibson says it's a literal interpretation.

A statement also published on Monday accused APPSI of making a "literal interpretation".

Like them, Pentecostals emphasize conversion, moral rigour, and a literal interpretation of the Bible.

JONZE -- Because it made it look like just a literal interpretation of the song?

Opposing these views were Christian denominations that continued to hold a literal interpretation of the Bible.

"It wasn't a literal interpretation, but the painting was in our subconscious," Churtichaga says.

I wanted to avoid a literal interpretation of the word "mask".

Several models have been proposed to explain this phenomenon, one possibility being a literal interpretation of a grid map.

The Hungarian right therefore shifted from a literal interpretation of what we know as Thatcherism to an organisational-cultural interpretation.

"What I'm interested in is the moment between a literal interpretation and a figurative one," he explains.