Sentence examples for these literal from inspiring English sources

These literal materials of daily life are what must be attended to.

These literal crimes and moral transgressions occur in Amagansett, Great Neck, Huntington and other familiar locales.

It echoes Dr. Wertham's contested charge that "a generation is being desensitized by these literal horror images".

Away from these literal life lessons, however, the big screen has also presented us with a string of inspiring educators, with Cameron Diaz the latest to join their ranks in Bad Teacher.

Over the past eight months, many shorthand descriptions have appeared in the photo captions of magazines ("the slender and clingy dress in red rubber and lace") but the dress eludes these literal formulas.

Novices who identified "immunity/resistance" as a salient sort feature, for example, typically solved evolutionary problems containing these literal components using naïve ideas relating to acclimation (cf. Bishop and Anderson 1990).

These literal-minded portrayals sound more groan-making than they usually are.

These are literal translations, made leaden by detail – costumes, accents and affectations – full of footnotes for the scholars and superfans.

The ending is changed -- they all die, which violates Coward's point about man, free at last, from the bondage of women, both of these being literal homewreckers.

Titled "Naval Battle," it charts a tumultuous battle scene around 1720. "These are literal depictions of key moments of European history," he said.

These more literal views were sought after by tourists as mementos of their travels in an era before photography.