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• And despite the risks of literalness, Kerman may be right.
• This literalness makes some of the silliness impossible to enjoy.
• The lack of literalness accounts for the immense resonance of the work.
• Unfortunately, this kind of literalness can approach caricature.
• Nothing we ever do is, in strict scientific literalness, wiped out.
• But the overall effect is a surfeit of literalness.
• If so I also don't agree with this degree of literalness.
• Jackson brings Borovnia to life with demented literalness.
• But he disagrees with fundamentalist Christians who believe in the literalness of the Bible.
• For there, literalness and precision are more the point than allusion and suggestion.
• It is not the literalness or the goofy Buster Keatonish humor that's startling.
• In his novel, Canin illuminates both these realms, those of metaphor and literalness.
• But there's something kind of nice in the literalness of it ."
• It was autobiographical, except the extremeness of it and the literalness of it was not.
• His aim is to avoid a one-sidedness of literalness as well as of allegory.
• Psychic reality is allowed to evolve as a place separate from the literalness of the physical world.
• Score-bound literalness, what used to be called historical authenticity, as ever killeth the spirit.
• To admit that the literalness of film might surpass the stimulus to the imagination of Austen's language.
• "Star Kid " was written and directed by Manny Coto with deadly literalness and minimal imagination.
• Morvern takes this with numbed literalness, deleting his name from the manuscript and submitting it as her own.