Sentence examples for literally interpret from inspiring English sources
He said that on Sundays he and Rand often visited different churches in an attempt "to observe how people practice their spirituality," and frequently debated "individuals who very literally interpret the Bible, who question many scientific theories".
Cooper decided to literally interpret the media giant, and donned a Donahue get up for his first Halloween episode.
Each illustration is unique to the artist's style as some literally interpret the effects of a given virus, while others are abstract recreations.
"The musicians are not asked to literally interpret on-screen actions, as in a foley studio, but let the images and audio prompt musical reactions to create a mimetic transposition between image and sound, as if one became the other".
Other artists treat the theme more literally, interpreting still life as life slowed down, or stilled.
He added that it was "clear to most viewers that his comments were not an expression of seriously held beliefs or views that should be literally interpreted".
Overhead, during four of the seven movements, gently whimsical films by Josh Dorman, in which archaic images of people, animals and machines floated through impossible, cloudlike pastel landscapes, complemented the tone of the performance without literally interpreting the music.
The cyclopentadienyl ring is drawn with a ring, which is a graphical object that has no meaning to cheminformatics, so rather than defining the fragment as C5H5 (with an extra electron), it is literally interpreted as cyclopentane, i.e. C5H10.
Literally interpreted as "cattle," this stave is generally regarded as meaning "wealth," that which we must tend to keep assets bountiful and healthy.
Sexually, Iran is a very strange country, but then any country would be if its laws were literally interpreted from the bible.
But as long as a literally interpreted Bible remains the authority for millions of Christians, we will be struggling with its mixed messages about the meaning of the races.
