Sentence examples for literal report from inspiring English sources

Seymour-Jones insists on reading Eliot's poetry as a literal report on his personal tastes and experiences.

Powerful emotional evocation and literal reporting are combined in his fiction, and he often alternates between dramatically effective episodes of recollection and highly charged passages of rhetoric.

8 1 Literal reporting of aspects of the plot, for example, what variable the graph displays, labels on the axis, number of data values.

DL: (laughs) No, I mean a literal weather report that I used to do.

In terms of blinding, we extracted the literal term reported by the authors in the manuscript and classified the blinding into open-label, single, double, triple and "ambiguously stated" blinding.

Again: Report of literal desire?

The sentence is as banal and literal as a weather report.

Are the group's lyrics reports of literal desires?

The repressive methods of the Chinese government are, of course, violent and horrific; they're violations of human rights and destructive of human life, often in the literal sense (as Evan reported in his Profile of Ai Weiwei, the artist, after a prior arrest, needed to undergo emergency brain surgery).

Literally his literal genitals.

He survived years of persecution both political and literal--the reports of Spanish spies and Pinkerton agents assigned to follow his every move fill volumes--and at least one assassination attempt.