Sentence examples for literal that from inspiring English sources

Dances by George Balanchine, Frederick Ashton, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Morris and others can at first seem very literal, that is, step-for-note.

And if the idea of using naked people who need to be clothed to sell clothing seems too literal, that is exactly what the marketing minds at Zappos and Mullen say they had in mind.

Another Upper East Sider, a turquoise-eyed gray cat named Sasha, is framed by a fancifully assembled cityscape (not every image that Ms. Vang Olsen concocts is perfectly literal) that features the Chrysler Building, the East River, Roosevelt Island and a sliver of Brooklyn.

With the abject failure of my first Broadway play, "The Man Who Had All the Luck," I resolved never to write another play but to give novelistic form this time to the assault, figurative and sometimes literal, that was coming at me from the streets.

"The particular track for the video is quite thick and full, and it was important to me to have a landing pad for it that wasn't so literal, that was more about the memory of the things involved in the process to give the music a chance to breathe," notes Craig.

Fast forwarding three decades of computer science and knowledge engineering and we reach the present day development of a representation framework where each element of the triple is a resource with a unique identifier, with the third element of the triple having the option of being a literal, that is, of having an actual value rather than a placeholder.

But real method acting is less complicated and literal than that.

This new map - published his morning by the Department for Energy and Climate Change - is much more literal than that.

Outliers are observations expressed by sets of literals that feature unexpected semantical characteristics.

Outliers are observations expressed by sets of literals that feature unexpected properties.

Table 3 shows a summary of the concepts, total number of instances, average of edges and literals (that are not resources such as strings or numbers) per instance.