Sentence examples for narrow literal from inspiring English sources

Monster claims that it interprets the meaning behind words and concepts rather than relying on the narrow, literal definitions of keywords.

The narrow, literal meaning of a word is only one aspect of its frame-semantic meaning.

Yet that is the narrow, literal-minded view.

As a result of the court's narrow and literal interpretation of Section 116, the provision has played a minor role in Australian constitutional history.

Yet computers, the authors say, tend to be narrow and literal-minded, good at assigned tasks but at a loss when a solution requires intuition and creativity — human traits.

Americans display a tendency to subordinate all other aspects of human experience to a narrow, overly-literal notion of practicality.

That is, in the literal narrow sense of the word, incredible".

He attacks the justice's opinion as narrow and overly literal, and accuses him of ignoring both the historical record and inconvenient case law to arrive at his desired outcome.

This somewhat narrow clinging to literal interpretation, combined with the absence of any attempt to deal with statutes or legal situations in an analytical manner, led to the result that Greek law never attained the doctrinal refinement of Roman law, notwithstanding the remarkable technical flexibility that characterized it in Hellenistic times.

The issue of relevance largely hinges on whether you adopt a very literal and narrow interpretation of CSR.

All these provisions reflect a common progression in copyright legislation from a narrow protection against mere literal physical copying to a broader view which allows the copyright owner control over some changes of medium and adaptations of the original work.