Sentence examples for another literal from inspiring English sources

Ask students to see if they can come up with another literal question based on the text in which the answer is "right there".

But as the novel goes on, the characters begin to encounter one another in literal and figurative ways.

He noted another, more literal jazzlike touch: his acoustic piano filigree, which runs throughout, as accent and signature.

Another rather literal depiction of what might be an internal state is "Invisible Women" (2000), by Bette Alexander.

Having aid that, in another more literal sense, the protagonists in this advert would very much have trouble clearing the first hurdle or any other hurdle... as you'll see when you watch it.

It's no surprise that the government fears the unknown: warfare in this day and age has adapted beyond recognition, with nation states targeting one another with literal "cyber-bombs" and disinformation campaigns, sowing seeds of doubt rather than lobbing bombs over borders.

Yet for Khan, "it's presenting narrative in another way: less literal, more visual – more visceral.

And another barrier, both literal and metaphorical, to the effective treatment of disease will have been overcome.

Literally his literal genitals.

Descartes resolved this difficulty by taking all motion to be the motion of bodies relative to one another, not a literal change of space.

Then I popped into a Lawrence Festivalr-led Humanities Festival panel on another intersection point of the real world with artists--this time with global warming -- the Cape Farewell project which aims to have the artists raise awareness by taking them up to the High Arctic, before yet another, this time literal, melt down.