Sentence examples for strong literal from inspiring English sources

Her art is about points of impact: it's poetic, but with a strong literal story.

An interesting, skillful gardener, she had a strong literal regard for the immediate world in which she gardened.

Every child gets strong individual, literal hands on attention.

When the desert vibes are strong, sometimes a literal print will put it over the top.

Strong religion is dogmatic, literal and demanding of its adherents.

Very few English people who identify as creationists believe in a young earth: this is partly because most are Muslims, and Muslim creationism has no strong attachment to a literal reading of the Genesis story.

She's supposed to be strong, and in the literal sense, she does bash things with a baseball bat.

As modern poetics developed out of ancient rhetoric, the temptation to regard metaphors as meaning or communicating or at the very least suggesting something inherently complex, open-ended, and resistant to compact literal statement became stronger and stronger.

Literally his literal genitals.

It is a popular trick to drag strong terms away from their literal or customary context in order to exploit the hyperbolic qualities they impart elsewhere.

This follow-up to his striking debut album, "The Real Testament" (2007), lacks some of that album's rawness, but is still strong, thanks to his shockingly literal and unforgiving rhymes.