Sentence examples for literal relationship from inspiring English sources

Hoping to forge a literal relationship between the movement and the technology, Ashley was thrilled select Mark Lam to assist with the coding for her interactive art.

It is an odd moment, because in order for the Queen's personification of "grief" and her metaphorical construction of "grief" as a "guest" to successfully pull off such an exchange (or is substitution a better word?), she has to disfigure Richard of his literal relationship to her as a husband and refigure him metaphorically as a "guest" to appease the economy of her figuration.

Someone who appreciates the literal relationship between cash in and cash out.

This project, currently under construction, might have the most literal relationship to space travel.

Rudi taught an eclectic blend of techniques he called "kundalini yoga" (having no literal relationship to the Indian tradition by that name).

Ramsey calls this "a self-defining function", in which Angelou ironically views the world as an outsider, resulting in the loss of her direct and literal relationship to the world and providing her with the ability to "laugh at its characteristics no matter how politically and socially devastating".

"Once you get back to those literal relationships, you get what flies in the theater".

This is a nicely written, tongue-in-cheek column satirizing President Obama's fantastic, in the literal sense, relationship with corporate America.

"The literal translation means relationships, but relationships can be defined in lots of different ways," said Eric Olander, a media specialist with more than 20 years' experience in China.

A few stand alone, among them sketches on scraps of parchment, but most are bound into texts with which they have an intricate relationship, literal and metaphorical.

By the time the brothers return home, having racked up miles and drama, Davy is in a literal long-distance relationship that has the emotional texture of a face-to-face, body-to-body encounter and requires a good deal of panting from Mr. Geraghty.