Sentence examples for literal with from inspiring English sources

During the past decade, younger women have grown more literal with their Islam.

Instead, the juice these athletes are imbibing is literal, with beetroot juice and tart cherry juice two of the most popular choices.

British-born Lathigra says he wanted to get away from "National Geographic" India: "I didn't want to be literal, with hands clasped in 'namaste'namaste

Armstrong spends a large part of his interview time getting his authorized biographer to stamp out any bits of apocrypha that might inflame the literal with the legendary.

But "Eagle" is often overly literal, with the dancers' gestures matching the soundtrack, giving the piece a stolid air of didacticism.

'DAS RHEINGOLD' American "Ring" cycles tend to the excessively literal, with the notable exception of Achim Freyer's boldly, bracingly symbolic version in Los Angeles a few years ago.

A query formula Q is a conjunction of literals with some variables X occurring freely (that is, not bound by variables); that is, Q ( X ) = L i 1 ∧ … ∧ L i n.

The former honor the original text's quiddities, and strive to reproduce them as accurately as possible in the translated language; the latter are less concerned with literal accuracy than with the transposed musical appeal of the new work.

There will be conversations, in the more literal sense, with the audience after every performance, with Mr. Moran occasionally joining in.

Similarly, he deals with the allusion of the later works by combining literal translation with extensive annotation.

For me, there is a very literal sense with which the past meets the future.