Sentence examples for literal changes from inspiring English sources

Because when you make literal changes for a readership that takes the Bible literally, you bump up against the fact that men and women in the Bible are not even remotely equal.

None of these visits has yet resulted in any literal changes to the way the country is run – though I'm told the roads were fixed for Obama's motorcade – but this is an exciting time for the country.

Wozniacki offered a literal change of pace from the Williams sisters.

Kim Sang-jin, head of the ministry's personnel management team, sees a literal change in the face of South Korean diplomacy.

At the end of Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas!, the titular villain undergoes a literal change of heart.

Do you acknowledge that under a literal change in law, this legislation puts us $346 billion deeper in the hole?

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

The fixes range from literal code changes — changing name: String, to name: {type: String}, — to suggestions for code that might be actually missing in function calls.

In the 127 years since basketball was invented, several hoops stars have left their mark on the game through sheer dominance; their command of the court required literal rule changes just to level the playing field for opponents.

As locals left or holed up indoors, open-air drug markets flowered along the main avenues; moonshine sales and a nickel numbers racket -- literal small change -- endure even today.

This is the greatest literal and metaphorical change you can make to your life.