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• Every word is contorted, literalized and abstracted into new meanings.
• These literalized Jim Crows are torturing him in a scene that evokes Christian horror.
• Yeston says, " I thought it was everything that a great, literalizing movie should be ."
• Because he is portrayed as insane, the Plinkett shtick " legitimates our nerd-rage by literalizing it ".
• Resembling three-dimensional Josef Albers paintings, these works extend Ms . Winsor's literalizing tendencies into a medium based on illusion.
• We do not have to literalize their words to perceive their meaning or their intention to join in the singing of their creedal song.
• Kaufman is literalizing his central neuroses : that the only way to successfully adapt a book is for the screenwriter to metaphorically murder the author.
• If Wikipedia weren't so literalized in it's ability to communicate, I would not be having to take my time for this.
• Warner underscored the fact that she never wants to literalize the location of " The Waste Land, " to seek out the obvious, like a garbage dump.
• But director Lee Tamahori ( " Mulholland Falls " ) blows it by literalizing everything, dragging the performances and the movie's look down to a pedestrian realism.
• It's never quite alive . . . the process of literalizing the action, an inevitable consequence of moving a play to the screen, makes [ it ] less exaggerated and more somber than is ideal.
• Literalizing the old-fashioned sexism latent in the martinis-and-cigars way of life, the band's charismatic singer, Steve Perry, belted out wolfish new songs of conquest and drunkenness with a vivid poetry.
• Although he recites " The Apostles'Creed " every Sunday, " I don't literalize it .'He ascended into heaven and is seated at the right hand of the father'_ what does that really mean?
• Legal scholar James Boyle illustrates that digital enclosures literalize the physical metaphor of the  second enclosure movement that is the enclosure of  the intangible commons of the mind .  The second enclose movement refers to a variety of strategies that have the purpose of privatizing, controlling and commodifying both information and intellectual property.
• "Strange Horizons " called the story a " grotesque " . Lois Tilton considered the story to be " Highly Unsubtle . " Chad Orzel described the story as " just dreadful ", based on a central idea that was " preposterously contrived " and " a gigantic and unsubtle literalized metaphor ", and with " essentially no plot ."
• Later, James Hillman developed both Vaihinger and Adler's work with psychological fictions into a core theme of his work " Healing Fiction " in which he makes one of his more accessible cases for identifying the tendency to literalize, rather than " see through our meanings, " ( " HF " 110 ) with neurosis and madness.
• But cutensils also literalize some of the ideas of " product semantics " as taught in the design schools in the 1980s, most notably at the Cranbrook Academy of Art in Bloomfield Hills, Mich . Such semantic products speak visually of their functions, like a toaster shaped like a piece of toast or Sony's little hand recorder shaped like a cartoon speech balloon.
• "A virgin birth is a cool mythological theme . . . while midichlorians seem to be a lame attempt at literalizing a spiritual concept ( i . e ., the Force ) by explaining it'scientifically .'. . . The former is very appropriate in a fantasy epic like'Star Wars'; the latter belongs in'Star Trek . "'
• Herbert suggests a process of wish-fulfilling recognition of " sacred " texts created by the Bene Gesserit's master plan in a particular person, and transforming events into Dune ", Paul's line from the novel " My own name is a killing word " is literalized as the Fremen discover that saying " Muad'Dib " is a powerful trigger for the Weirding Module.
• Allmusic editor Andy Kellman commented that " when West blows into a device and comes out sounding something like a muffled, bristly version of Robert Fripp's guitar . " Slant Magazine's Matthew Cole interpreted the purpose of the outro as a " fantasy of escape through pure catharsis, with the vocoder literalizing Kanye's ability to transform his personal shortcomings into art . " " Chicago Tribune " writer Greg Kot described the production of the song in detail, writing: