Sentence examples for produced literal from inspiring English sources

At that time, many sculptors produced literal, three-dimensional idols that hovered ambiguously between life and death and, Medusa-like, stupefied men with their gazes," he wrote.

Thus he did far more than simply producing literal translations; he also initiated the creation of a cognate literature in Hebrew: philosophical reference works and study aids.

These theories were also applied to longevity practices designed to extend health and life and in some cases to produce literal, physical immortality.

I mean "rich" in the sense of having produced both literal abundance — that fertile Delta soil — and an unprecedented number of extraordinary people.

When, more recently, novelist Julie Myerson produced a literal account of her son's drug use, the British reaction was dominated by critics who declared that it was a story that should not have been told.

Produced by literal billionaire Mark Cuban, Billion Dollar Movie was the film I anticipated most of 2012.

Monica is drawn to Sergeant McLaren JamieElman, Jonesnes's second in command, and though they have no language in common their first touch produces a literal electric shock.

Lay translators--even subject experts--tend to produce overly literal or ?word-for-word?

Oddly, the attempt to produce as literal a name as possible means that face emojis ended up getting named in two ways: the name either describes what the face looks like or indicates what emotional state the emoji is supposed to represent.

These differences may be due to the fact that the translation was trying to encapsulate the original meaning of the English version rather than producing a literal translation.

Constance Borde and Sheila Malovany-Chevallier produced a highly literal, complete translation, down to Beauvoir's original punctuation.