Sentence examples for to put it figuratively from inspiring English sources
Indeed, returning to the terminology introduced in Section 1.3, the epistemic conditions for Nash equilibrium are those that correspond to the ex post state of information disclosure, "when all is said and done", to put it figuratively.
Or, putting it figuratively, don't assume that something is in order or believe what you are told, but judge the matter by testing it; it's much the same philosophy as 'seeing is believing.' " See what you miss when you chop off the end of an adage?
They talk about unspoken, even unconscious sexism that means they must be better than men to be thought as good — that they must, as one Rice participant put it, literally and figuratively wear a suit and heels, while men can relax in jeans.
"Put it there, lady!" she had figuratively high-fived me.
Media outlets literally and figuratively perpetuate the public shaming of our young people and we have to put an end to it.
Another, speaking anonymously to discuss strategy, said Mr. Bush needed to "put his arms around John McCain," by figuratively linking himself with the senator in public comments.
Your in-laws need to be your neighbors (figuratively speaking!), and you need to put up fences.
It isn't only the story of people figuratively and literally working themselves to death but many of the most talented professionals are no longer willing to put up with outrageous work demands and hours.
