Sentence examples for literally described from inspiring English sources

"You literally described the apartment to them on the phone," she said.

Librarians at the Bodleian have literally described their mission as safeguarding essential human knowledge for future civilisations.

Once literally described as a "pathology" of the black community, nonmarital births reached about 29 percent of the total for whites in 2009.

However literally described, all these elements combine thrillingly to form a genuine work of art that the choreographers and dancers Eiko and Koma, have titled "When Nights Were Dark".

Palfrey's framework is more literally described in terms of diversity concerns, but the conceptual contention is similar.

The exercise is not academic: Metaphors only live as such for so long before some nutball decides they are reality literally described.

The title "Sack on Wood" of 1953 literally describes one of these.

In precise usage, the word in question, literally describing cattle droppings, is a vulgarity, not a profanity.

Students start with first principles, investigating what it means to "speak" architecture through representation, to literally describe a form into a state of being.

But making that fact disappear is central to Trumpian propaganda: Trump also quoted the buffoonish Ari Fleischer literally describing the 2016 campaign as the "last election," the verdict of which Democrats should heed by … not launching investigations.

In the early 2000s, Microsoft's top executives told some divisions that their plans would be proactively shared with competitors — literally describing what the company intended to create before software was even built — to make sure it wouldn't offend anyone who was likely to sue.