Sentence examples for literally viewed from inspiring English sources

Death in the Roman world was largely understood and often literally viewed as a spectacle.

The most completely freestanding sculptures are those that have no base and may be picked up, turned in the hands, and literally viewed all around like a netsuke (a small toggle of wood, ivory, or metal used to fasten a small pouch or purse to a kimono sash).

In the last week, we've seen -- literally viewed -- a modern example of what it means in our day to act from the heights, and we've read about another striking example of the same.

"We are at a point in time where we have to bear the burden of wide-scale fear and misinformation about our faith and the cultures of many of the people who practice it … I quite literally view it as our jihad". For other Muslims, it's simply a religious obligation to condemn extremism.

"We are at a point in time where we have to bear the burden of wide-scale fear and misinformation about our faith and the cultures of many of the people who practice it … I quite literally view it as our jihad".

Partly the explanation can be found in his remarkable, almost offhand photographs of the city's underbelly — its back alleys and wide avenues and its garbage blowing in the wind and piles of dirt and tent villages on the edges of town — literally views of the end of the road.

Though it is uncertain how literally Xenocrates viewed the demons, his demonology was highly influential, particularly on those early Christian writers who identified pagan deities with evil demons.

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In the 16 days before the elections, they plan more spending for television, on a scale that could change the way legislative campaigns are viewed, literally.

The gist: The idea that you can not only watch television on not your television, but on your various Apple products, changed forever how television is viewed, literally.

The week after the film was released a study was published showing that Hollywood still discriminates against women when it comes to roles in films, the number and length of speaking parts, and the continued blatant sexuality in which women are still viewed (literally) as sexual objects, showing far more skin than men but speaking far less.