Sentence examples for most literal application from inspiring English sources
Drag queens know this, of course, but drag is the most literal application of this power.
Most real applications require uniquely decipherable codes.
Inquiries of Hecataeus's kind had a certain practical application: knowledge of the world, in the most literal sense of that phrase, was of obvious usefulness in a city like Miletus with its colonial connections (in the Black Sea region) and its long-distance trade.
The most literate men in Massachusetts in 1692 were also the most literal.
Everyone was seeking enlightenment of the most literal kind.
In the most literal sense, they were right.
It is self-centred in the most literal sense.
At their most literal, they mean an expanding federal bureaucracy.
The first and most literal translation was a cinch.
They varied broadly from literal application to inspirational reference, and composers varied in their apparent comfort in discussing these influences.
