literal term造句

• In literal terms, the judge enters a verdict notwithstanding the jury findings.
• Nonetheless, Netoholic constantly reminds everyone that the literal terms of his parole remain inapplicable.
• That seemed to fall " quite easily " within the law's literal terms, he said.
• If patents were always interpreted by their literal terms, their value would be greatly diminished,
• In literal terms, Sam isn't bigger than Astin, even though the actor is a relatively diminutive 5-foot-5.
• A literal term for SSTV is bandwidth.
• The term " Raj " means King in literal terms and Mistri refers to a master mason.
• After World War II, Brant also began to think about music that would break concert barriers in literal terms.
• The problem is, any such system, even a ground-based one, would violate the literal terms of the ABM Treaty.
• In literal terms, of course, " Contact " isn't at all in the tradition of the shows seen at Encores.
• To do that, I think, we have to think about the work of " reconstruction " in slightly less literal terms.
• Recalling her childhood in West Texas, Betty Sue Flowers laughs at the memory of looking at life and religion in all-too-literal terms.
• Or, maybe the system simply should not be exported in such literal terms, as Barcelona's Dutch coach, Louis Van Gaal, has done.
• "In literal terms, she Carmelita knew only privilege and doting parents, and never encountered a land of terror and blood soaked pits.
• The first being that a washing line ( in literal terms ) is not usually a place where you would take your guests.
• The death that occurred here falls within the literal terms of DOHSA s761, and it is well established that those terms apply to airplane crashes.
• Instead of memorable images of suffering Everymen and Everywomen, the most convincing actor here is the artist himself, rendered in relatively realistic, sometimes literal terms.
• The death that occurred here falls within the literal terms of this provision, and it is well established that those literal terms apply to airplane crashes.
• The death that occurred here falls within the literal terms of this provision, and it is well established that those literal terms apply to airplane crashes.
• But its conclusion that the vulnerability of the state treasury is determinative has support neither in our precedents nor in the literal terms of the Eleventh Amendment.