Sentences with phrase «to be literal»

There's the literal price of course, an extra $ 24,000.

Basically, if you think the entire bible is the literal word of god, you go to hell for being stupid.

There is literal truth within any book based on the respective book.

There is the threat of nuclear terrorism hanging over the movie, which is the literal threat.

Whether your dog is chasing a dangerous wild animal or diving toward medicine or chocolate that was dropped on the floor, the leave it command can be a literal life saver.

Don't believe the bible was literal truth and find parts of it really disturbing.

The process or action of ignoring new information is the literal meaning of ignorance.

So is the idea of selling apps to simulate physical objects, although we hope he wasn't being literal about paying an extra dollar to simply simulate a video screen.

And that top is literal perfection on you — the ruffles are so pretty!

HERE»S a literal way to get a head start in the reproduction game.

Given that a good gaming session will last at least an hour, a heavy headset can be a literal pain in the neck.

It's not even always clear what is imagined and what is real, what is symbolic and what is literal.

Having said that, whether the six days were literal 24 h x 6 or longer than that to accommodate evolution is a matter of one's interpretation.

If you don't believe there is a literal hell, well that is another debate.

Has art become such a thing that it can't handle metaphor anymore, and so people have to be literal about it?

The problem is who is to say what part is literal and what part is metaphor.

Further, he asks the viewer to consider the loss and recovery of visual information and at what point is an image recognizable without being a literal representation.

Like most readers, I thought a book cover was a literal representation of what I'd find inside.

Its beautiful hand - drawn animation is a literal work of art and shows how old - school methods can still find a place in current trends.

I really wish «dessert back pocket» was a literal thing.

I didn't know what a metaphor was and insisted on being literal with every word.

Seeing that cooking is my literal job, sometimes I need a break.

The only thing that is incompatible is a literal biblical interpretation and evolution.

Neither is a literal picture of reality, yet neither should be treated as a useful fiction.

There are many bedrooms that are a literal dream for children — and you can see some of these here.

It could be a literal break, as in a heart attack or a cardiovascular illness.

First, there's the literal journey to a new world.

There is no literal scenario regarding what is going to happen when or next.

Always having this tension between something being literal and pictorial.

The video is a literal adaptation of the lyrics.

Yes, there is a literal sense to his work by adhering to the film's title.

Bonds are a literal physical document which can be redeemed for money.

Part of what makes the videos so engaging is the literal shift in perspective.

There's a literal spring in my step when I wear them, which is something I'm definitely not used to, but something I do enjoy.

As much as the death toll is a literal number, it means so much more.

They will claim perfect compatibility between their story and genuine study by presenting each exposed belief as having never been literal / relevant / real.

Obviously I can not do so in any literal way, but I doubt that the original author was literal in intention either.

This is not to argue whether demons or angels are literal beings.

Faith in any ancient religious text being literal truth is faith in error.

All that to say, a church split is literal hell on a pastor and I am not kidding that I had to go to counseling to get beyond it.

There's the literal home I grew up in, on our street near the lake, across from the hospital.

Having enough time and energy to stand under that hot, blessed spray of water is a literal gift from above.

There seems to be some kind of disconnect between knowing and doing in the teenage brain — and new work in neuroscience suggests this disconnect is literal as well as figurative.

, and this combination of floral, warm, sweet and creamy was literal perfection.