Sentence examples for more literal map from inspiring English sources

But its abstract design, similar to the subway maps of London and Paris, has a streamlined beauty, and its yielding to the current, more literal map (blue rivers, green parks) has long been lamented by purists.

This new map - published his morning by the Department for Energy and Climate Change - is much more literal than that.

A much more literal one.

Some images are more literal.

Oneupmanship does not come much more literal.

The Spanish Mass is a more literal translation.

Audiences can be more literal than producers like to think.

We live in a more literal age.

Villeneuve's solution is more literal.

Aravane Rezaï's interest in stars is more literal.

Stonehenge was, in a more literal way than usual, Mecca.