Sentence examples for literal response from inspiring English sources

Maybe it was an overly literal response to the chorus of Take Me Home.

At first sight, Webmaster seems a rather literal response, in that its gameplay supposedly revolves around the basics of net surfing.

In an overly literal response to the request above for 'your views', Lina Aguirre writes: "Actually my views are of the Mediterranean - from a terrace in a house on the Costa Brava".

The activities that grew out of the literal responses provided opportunities for role-reversals - situations where the addicted persons also were of use to the sponsors.

Margaret Tracey, Wendy Whelan and Mr. Neal were as impressive, but there was little for them to do in this literal, careful response to a score attributed to the 18th-century composer Unico Wilhelm Graf van Wassenaer.

The symmetrically literal-minded response is that because violence already exists in the world, refusing to show it in movies would be dishonest.

All the insinuation comes from Olivier and Anthony Hopkins (who dubbed his voice for the 1991 restoration), but the scene's teasing sexual power resides in Mr. Curtis's literal-minded response to innuendo-laden questions.

They then listened to decomposable and nondecomposable idiomatic expressions presented in context before performing a multiple-choice task (figurative, literal, and contextual responses).

The response was literal, lighthearted and, in its substance, wholly accurate.

But each choreographer rose to the challenge with striking intelligence, revealing a wide range of resources while almost never attempting a literal step-for-note response.

Mr. Morris is rightly praised for his sensitivity to music in his choreography, but he bridles at the suggestion that he is overly literal in his mimetic response to it.