Sentence examples for represent literal from inspiring English sources

Networks thus often represent literal or metaphorical flows: people surfing the web, passengers traveling between airports, ideas spreading between scientists, funds passing between banks, and so on.

Note that in Fig. 1 we do not put rectangles around vertices that represent literals.

Fiction is supposed to represent not literal truth but a mysterious entity called "emotional truth".

He believes that they represent a literal as well as mystical truth.

The petroglyphs represent not literal hunting scenes but rather "graphic expressions of the visions of rain shamans that, themselves, were metaphors for the rain shaman's supernatural control over the weather".

A resolution is represented by unifying two atom nodes of different clause trees which represent complementary literals.

His keynote is a commitment to blackness both represented and literal, modelling flesh in pigments of acrylic carbon, ivory, and Mars Black.

We didn't quite foresee at the time that the mandate "Vote or Die" represented a literal truth.

The album represents a literal dark night of the soul and calls to mind other crepuscular travellers such as Coil and Cyclobe.

And yet mysteriously billions of people believe this agglomeration of tales written hundreds of years after Jesus died represents the literal word of god or some allegorical reference to such meaning.

But when asked about the issue of divorce -- including about his own little-known divorce -- which represents a literal disintegration of marriage, and if divorce should be banned if the people decided so, Bell demurred.