Sentence examples for determined literal from inspiring English sources

Robert Creighton, an Encores! staple for good reason, has fun with determined literal golddigger Mike Mooney.

In this research, the weight was just determined by literal evaluation from municipal land use project plan.

Besides, context isn't for determining the literal meaning of a sentence.

The vertical axis represents these possible worlds in their role as contexts of use, which determine the literal semantic content of the expressions used in them.

Berlusconi, in office, seemed determined to offer literal proof of the American feminist mantra "The personal is political".

She smashes crockery, enters rooms in a state of operatic dishevelment or regal calm and seems determined to restore literal meaning to the word henpecked.

The MONOTONE ONE-IN-THREE SAT problem is: given a set of boolean clauses, each containing three non-negated literals, determine whether a configuration of literals exists such that exactly one literal in each clause is set true.

It's realism from an instruction manual: literal, thorough, determined to leave nothing out.

Dissenting in Hayden v. Pataki (2006), she also used conservative means to come to a liberal conclusion, determining, by a literal reading of the Voting Rights Act, that felons should be allowed to contest their disenfranchisement.

Paraphrase is an effort to re-express the new metaphorically determined sentence meaning in more literal or at least, less ambitiously metaphorical terms.

For a genuine proposition to arise, a sentence type's literal content (as determined by syntax and conventional word meaning) must be enriched or otherwise modified by primary pragmatic processes based on the speakers' background knowledge relative to each particular context of use of the sentence.