Sentence examples for literal which from inspiring English sources

It's never obvious or literal, which is both very good and sometimes problematic.

His narrative style is flat and literal, which is perhaps supposed to be the hilarious part.

The production is also surprisingly literal, which will please the traditionalists – Wagner's rainbow motif, for instance, is accompanied by a projection of rainbow colours.

"Little kids' thinking is literal, which means that if you tell them a diaphragm is 'like a little wall' between the sperm and the egg, they picture Sheetrock".

The weirdness and ambiguity of that description exists in the Hebrew as well — Fox's translation of the phrase tilts toward the literal — which is precisely why most translators take an interpretive leap and convert it into the more unobtrusive "champion".

But everything he's heard from McGregor has reassured him: "I would have trembled if I'd thought he was going to do something terribly literal, which of course he isn't".

The vertical paths: A path is complementary if it contains two literals which are complementary.

First, we present a theorem that bounds the need for delay to those literals which are not dynamically stratified for a fixed-order computation.

The minimum truth assignment of literals which satisfies the proposition formula corresponds to the (unique) maximum pRAF subset of.

If (P) contains a literal (L^prime ), which forms a connection with the literal (L), then the creation of the path going through (L) can stop since every path starting from it contains a connection.

But the best brand names are the literal ones, which announce without apology the bad things to come: "911," "25 to Life," "Undertaker," "Fuck You".