Examples of 'most literal' in a sentence
Meaning of "most literal"
most literal - This phrase is used to indicate a way of interpreting something in a very direct or factual manner, without metaphor or exaggeration
How to use "most literal" in a sentence
Basic
Advanced
most literal
The most literal translation would be subsistence.
This is urban farming at its most literal.
Only in the most literal sense.
I do not take each word in the most literal.
In the most literal way possible.
I like traveling in its most literal sense.
In the most literal sense possible.
A material gain in the most literal sense.
In the most literal sense it is.
Not a restoration in the most literal sense.
In the most literal of terms.
We are all animals in the most literal sense.
We are in the most literal sense blood brothers and blood sisters.
He died to self in the most literal way.
In the most literal sense they do not know what they are talking about.
See also
I mean in the most literal sense.
Terrorism is a form of psychological warfare in the most literal sense.
This is the most literal reading.
We are all children of the stars in the most literal sense.
Inspiration in its most literal sense means breathing in.
They live paycheck to paycheck in the most literal sense.
His ballads are the most literal and characteristic which we possess.
This elimination was carried out in the most literal way possible.
Pollution in the most literal sense of our seas and rivers.
The political had become personal in the most literal fashion.
One of the most literal translations of the Twentieth Century is the American Standard Version.
I am speaking in the most literal sense.
Taking the most literal translation we might say,.
She boils them to the most literal sense.
In the most literal sense, we must work at making work.
The first of these is the most literal of the translations.
But then the contradiction between them at last becomes visible in the most literal sense.
This is my most literal child.
Having nothing to express must be taken in the most literal way.
The NAS is the most literal translation.
But this statement need not be taken in its most literal sense.
And I mean this in the most literal way that you can imagine.
William Wyler was a documentarian in the most literal sense.
So they did, in the most literal sense of the word.
Most traditional Buddhist societies believe in rebirth and karma in the most literal sense.
The Great Purge was in the most literal sense a massacre.
Where the Water Tastes Like Wine is a narrative adventure game in the most literal sense.
I mean, only in the most literal interpretation.
As reporters have been trying to explain, in the most literal way.
It was awesome, in the most literal sense of the word.
In the most literal and wordy sense, this is completely true.
This should be understood in the most literal way possible.
In the most literal sense of the term, to be some kind of metaphysical.
Jordan seemed unstoppable in the most literal sense of the word.
And in the most literal sense - their brain volume was significantly larger.
You'll also be interested in:
Examples of using Literal
Show more
We believe in the literal truth of the scriptures
Literal values are enclosed between single quotes
You are just a literal pound of flesh to them
