Charlie, on the other hand, painted a complete abstract with no attempt to portray anything figuratively. |
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I'm leaving the subject broad, hoping we can veer off down all kinds of different paths, figuratively and literally. |
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Because you're literally and figuratively always carrying a torch for me, silly. |
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Both literally and figuratively, they seemed squeezed into less space within the chamber. |
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Now they sit on pins and needles, figuratively speaking, because, now that you're back, they don't know if you are to be depended upon. |
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But there's still a war to fight, both literally and figuratively, and ain't no one else fightin' it 'cept us. |
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In any event, we know that after drinking alcohol we often lose direction, literally and figuratively. |
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Alice dresses conservatively and wears her hair pulled back, so the audience knows she's repressed both literally and figuratively. |
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It is not about the real recipe, which is literally locked up in a safe in Louisville and figuratively in a few executives' brains. |
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The good citizens were so enraged that they rose up in arms, figuratively at least, and founded the civic society. |
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The curators have figuratively thrown open the doors to the tomb, let in the light, and shaken out clouds of ancient dust. |
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This message, even when presented figuratively, uses extra linguistic referents to bring it in touch with the reality around us. |
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Superpowers flexed their muscles figuratively in the space race and literally at the Olympics. |
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Birds flock, literally and figuratively, to these 40 acres of old forest and gentle pasture overlooking the mighty Hudson River. |
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Here we are cajoled into reading adjacent daubs figuratively, as melting body parts or mutant landscapes. |
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Both literally and figuratively, theirs was a marriage red in tooth and claw. |
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But also costly figuratively, costly psychologically, because the new social lassitude associated with liberalism affronted cherished values. |
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Footwear is one aspect that can make a difference to the bearing of the person, literally and figuratively. |
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I liked moving the paint around, and I painted figuratively as an undergraduate student. |
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Geoffrey watched as the clouds began to figuratively darken the marquess ' face. |
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He would have punched Zoeller 's lights out, figuratively, if not literally. |
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He worked down a pit, just like his father before him, and mining folk never use soft soap, either literally or figuratively. |
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Working both figuratively and abstractly, in bronze, clay, and various print mediums, he showed in New York at a number of galleries. |
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It's the turn of a new century and Dummies Theatre is in the mood for reflection, literally and figuratively. |
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Under cover of darkness our hero figuratively sneaks onto the White House lawn and retrieves those long lost medals, earned over that hellish 4-month span. |
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This aspect is the representation of exemplariness, a representation designed to work always, although it sometimes does so literally, sometimes figuratively. |
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So, we bite the bullet and join the ranks of those sleeping through their jobs, not literally, but certainly figuratively. |
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The hostess tries to patch things up by suggesting that Chua is speaking figuratively. |
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Instead of developing a pragmatic vision, we try to hide away this relationship, both literally and figuratively. |
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Fidel Castro's antics are hard to follow, both literally and figuratively, but also politically, socio-economically and culturally speaking. |
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Cooley believes that the prairies are, both figuratively and literally, a sequence of puns-a consequence of punning. |
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It appears they were bedfellows both figuratively and literally. |
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During his literal captivity as a prisoner of war in Kentucky, he becomes figuratively captivated by her sophistries, which are explicitly coded as American. |
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After performances like that they'll find they'll return to a literally and figuratively frosty reception. |
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And yet everything is viewed, figuratively speaking, from behind a window pane. |
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I reject some of the things the member said, but I will agree that consumers figuratively and literally have stepped up to the plate. |
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What must be borne in mind here is that the Afghans, figuratively speaking, are rebuilding their country from scratch. |
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Literally and figuratively, spiritually and personally, the Father and the Sons are one. |
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Twenty-five years later, there is no denying that adapted services have come a long way, literally and figuratively speaking. |
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If people refuse to move figuratively around the table, they are left with the choice of the jungle: to fight or run away. |
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Mugabe is sacrificing countless human lives, literally and figuratively, to his utterly ruthless aim of retaining power. |
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With the new Transics Quattro Plus we are now, figuratively speaking, moving into a yet higher gear. |
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Earthquakes occur frequently during their visit, reminding them that the ground beneath their feet is extremely shaky, both literally and figuratively. |
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His escape meant that he had to be figuratively executed, with the result that the people, ideas, and culture associated with him were outlawed and destroyed in his stead. |
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The students are taught to swim with their heads, figuratively speaking. |
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She merged her body with nature, often figuratively, by creating silhouettes of her body out of such materials as flowers, rocks, blood, twigs, or earth. |
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Although there has been some buzz of late about young abstract painters in Los Angeles, much of the truly innovative new work has been figuratively based. |
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Ergo, we should call him Scottie in da club because he is figuratively beaming himself up by smoking a blunt in da club. |
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Apparently drawing on Caribbean folklore to dramatise the concepts of the minor cards, hers was the first deck to actually represent the minor arcana figuratively. |
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Another characteristic of the semantics of slang is the tendency to name things indirectly and figuratively, especially through metaphor, metonymy, and irony. |
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The introduction of card sharp Remo may seem like an obvious attempt at stacking the deck, both figuratively and emotionally, but this is part of Argento's way. |
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Speaking figuratively, I am worried by a treaty which as regards legislative and regulatory matters will give us less Britain and more Germany and France. |
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The United States Grand Prix finally got back on track here, figuratively and literally, even if it was more slippery than a cottonmouth on the attack. |
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Last time they were in Manchester they were trampled on – not figuratively, of course, since they drew 2-2 with United – but literally, thanks to Wayne Rooney's unfortunate carelessness. |
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Richard Berry is simply mesmerizing in the lead as the lone ranger, figuratively limping into town not only with loads of attitude, but also with a bagful of psychological leftovers from a past life of professional glory. |
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Literally and figuratively, there's no escaping the fact that Jessica Simpson is a genuine gasbag. |
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To return to any place is, associatively or figuratively, to reconstruct any event that happened at that place — especially if it's a personally or universally defining event. |
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In his first solo performance, he explodes literally and figuratively! |
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The boys signed a loyalty oath in blood — not figuratively, really! |
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One thing that has emerged in the wake of the Paris killings is the large degree to which westerners do respect the idea that Muhammad should not be represented figuratively. |
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It is also used figuratively to refer to pompous, inflated or pretentious writing or speech, from at least the time of Shakespeare. |
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According to Hawn, Booster once saved his life and has since opened myriad doors, both literally and figuratively. |
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After working in jazz clubs, you met your musical colleague and soul mate Mathias Duplessy. Did your partnership embark you on this nomadic music, figuratively and concretely? |
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His plate is empty both literally and figuratively. |
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But a recently recounted anecdote from Mark Liberman, a phonetician at the University of Pennsylvania, on his Language Log blog, suggests some people are extending it more figuratively. |
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Literally and figuratively the high point of the building, it is designed to accommodate important and prestigious events hosted by IUCN, many of which will be attended by prominent guests. |
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In the piece she figuratively and literally uses thread in her work. |
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For me, it is literally — not figuratively — literally gut-wrenching to see this happen, because of the huge, grave damage it does to our intelligence capabilities. |
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This park is a landmark, both literally and figuratively, in relations between the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg, the Government of Canada and the residents of this community. |
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Hopefully, it will not be necessary to fight on a battlefield or even kill as Arjuna did, but rather only figuratively be spiritual warriors on the battlefield of life. |
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The tangibility here of both the metaphor and the simile is typical of Thomas's tropology, as he resets the poem's tone and, figuratively, its location. |
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Each of these terms figuratively stood for a variety of subjects. |
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And finally, have we become so blinded by being politically correct that we must figuratively smash our thumb with a hammer before we can be convinced it is a hammer? |
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