Sentence examples for present literal from inspiring English sources

In 1985 Pinter stated that whereas his earlier plays presented metaphors for power and powerlessness, the later ones present literal realities of power and its abuse.

Can present relevant literal ideas clearly in a well-organized structure, perhaps with occasional reference to a note card.

Can present relevant literal ideas clearly in a well-organized structure, perhaps with occasional reference to a notecard.

All quotes presented are literal transcriptions of the discussions in the focus groups.

Can present some relevant literal ideas clearly, and can sometimes provide some simple supporting ideas.

Does the fact that it was done in-camera make it any less manipulative than if it were done in post?" The other images present a more literal depiction of the artifice surrounding who you are on screen versus who you are in real life and the ways that these devices are becoming increasingly linked to how we self-identify and share ourselves.

(The boys in the chorus present this with literal-minded fervor.) She has a nice way of standing like a vintage Vogue fashion illustration and a fine, flexible voice.

Computer codes that specifically included the term "oedema" in their literal presented a confirmation rate of 86.2%.

The literal 'Rg' present in the original source of the same structure, USPTO patent US6835754, is not present in the structure provided to PubChem in SID 143366847, being replaced with a carbon atom.

But these stark lines, poetic in their allegorical reach rather than in their work and play with language, are preceded by a line of almost pure Crane, "The melancholy bells repeat themselves," referring to no literal bells present earlier in the poem.

Beyond words, this love or light is not observed, thought about, or imagined but is literal, directly present.