Sentence examples for literal ground from inspiring English sources
It is hurtling toward September 2004, when Mr. Bush appears at the Republican convention in New York against an implicit, and possibly literal, ground zero backdrop.
Bulldozers undermine literal ground; doubt undermines epistemic ground.
But like Friends, Frasier, The OC, Mean Girls, any Pixar film, and the literal ground that Beyoncé walks on, it has light and shade, progressive moments and some very problematic parts.
But like Friends, Frasier, The OC, Mean Girls, any Pixar film and the literal ground that Beyoncé walks on, it has light and shade, progressive moments and some very problematic parts.
The maintenance of the forest in light of large-scale deforestation in the surroundings as well as constant economic incentives to the contrary [is] quite impressive and provide a literal ground-truthing of Menominee respect for nature (p. 234).
A fundamental element of their approach I didn't mention before is ground-truthing: The maintenance of the forest in light of large-scale deforestation in the surroundings as well as constant economic incentives to the contrary [is] quite impressive and provide a literal ground-truthing of Menominee respect for nature (p. 234).
On literal grounds, the Pluto flyby by NASA certainly qualifies, as it was a photo op many years in the making and the pictures were absolutely spectacular (especially to those of us who still refer to "the planet Pluto").
(Foglia travelled to see it after a scientist told him that fresh lava was the wildest land on earth — "literal new ground").
Its straggling, true-crime narrative, leaping hither and yon like a dog chasing butterflies, is not what holds the film together; the real glue is the emergence of a parallel between location and suspect, between literal dumping ground and figurative.
The stable model semantics for logic programs is extended from ground literals onto open literals by augmenting the program language with an infinite set of new constants.
