Sentence examples for all literal from inspiring English sources

The leads are all literal superheroes who have been demonised for succeeding.

(The latter, in his irrefutable analysis, is full of contradictions, illiteracies and late addenda which undermine all literal credibility).

While the Russian artist included motifs mentioned in the story, however, Mr. Stella eschews all literal references.

Like all literal representations of Shakespeare's foreign countries, this is fairly Gilbert and Sullivan ridiculous, since there isn't a character who isn't thoroughly British, right down to the silly taches and knock-kneed drunks of the (were they ever funny?) clowns.

All literal formulations of sources were compiled in a table, corresponding answers were combined, codes were assigned and the sources per patient over all interviews were assessed.

For all the literal cottage industry of much of his work, this type of large-scale environmentalism has always been an ambition of Fearnley-Whittingstall's.

As the woman once dubbed the most hated in Britain prepares for an all too literal death, another contender for the title is born in the public imagination.

This match has lacked fireworks, but they suddenly arrived in an all too literal sense, as a trespasser with a blazing flare came onto the court before quickly being forced into the tunnel.

Situated at the top of the Dream Downtown hotel, PH-D is one of the newer spots to see-and-be-seen and offers plenty of room so rubbing elbows with your favorite stars doesn't become an all too literal expression.

The symbol (theta ) denotes any substitution being applied to all literals of the column (C).

In a logical setting in which evidence statements are literals, learning theorists typically assume that a given data stream will feature all literals of the given first-order language (statements such as P(a) or ¬P a)), and that the total set of evidence statements obtained during inquiry is consistent.