Sentence examples for literal structures from inspiring English sources

(Mr. Hart is wary of playgrounds with literal structures that demand that "you become a pirate or something," preferring more open-ended invitations to creative play).

Gift giving, and the construction of the mishkan as a whole, provided those ritual and literal structures.

"She paused for a long moment and then began to speak: something about a home, but whether she meant a household or the literal structure, I couldn't tell … I formed several stories out of her speech, formed them at once, so it was less like I failed to understand them than that I understood in chords".

If formal — pre-metrical — fields don't represent the concrete objects found in the world, then it is hard to see why the DA is an advance on taking geometry as a literal structure of the world.

These are unwieldy words that don't really exist in common parlance -- and with good reason -- but the idea that metamodernism eliminates the walls and boundaries between literal and abstract structures is an important one to the paradigm.

"The blue ribbons and exposed black carbon-fiber pieces of the vehicle express literal aerodynamics and structure".

Classes Yes Yes Comments Yes Yes Enumerations Yes No Fields Yes No Interfaces Yes No Methods Yes Yes Namespaces Yes (packages) No Parameters Yes No Properties No No String literals Yes No Structures No No Variables Yes Yes.

It is sometimes said, in such a case, that the subject has the proposition P, or a representation of that proposition, tokened in her "belief box" (though of course it is not assumed that there is any literal box-like structure in the head).

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The title and the structure make literal the recovery movement mantra "one day at a time," and also show just how long and how full of danger a single 24-hour span can be.

Ribosome shapes are for illustration only, not a literal representation of the structure or degree of rotation.