It is, Strout suggests, literally against her religion to feel pride.
DESPITE the building's mixed use, its facade will strongly suggest its literally religious foundation -- Romanesque arches with trumpeting angels on the parapet and a five-story-high cross on its southern face.
Jennifer Rubin suggested Romney literally deliver Reagan's speeches while replacing "Carter" with Obama".
It suggests there literally is a "sweet spot" where you're drunk enough, but not too drunk.
Presumably it is based on computer evidence, yet instinct suggests that literally gazillions of runs are scored to third man.
As the name suggests, you literally sit on top of the plastic boat, rather than in a cockpit.
As the name suggests, it literally removes up to 800 feet off the tops of mountains to try to reach coal seams that are not accessible by other mining techniques because the terrain is too steep or the veins are too thin.
Rasmussen suggests pebernødder, literally translated as peppernuts, or vaniljekranse, which are vanilla-flavored butter cookies.
The difference cannot be that our language contains a single word ('man') for a two-footed animal, but no single word for a pale man, for Aristotle has already conceded (1029b28) that we might very well have had a single term (he suggests himation, literally 'cloak') for a pale man, but that would still not make the formula 'pale man' a definition nor pale man an essence (1030a2).
Kristen Stewart plays Maureen, who – as the name suggests – is literally a personal shopper working for a ridiculous, irritating German designer-slash-supermodel, Kyra.
