Příklady literally

• Moreover, human individuals and institutions "invest," metaphorically, or even literally, in other individuals or institutions to enhance their own returns.

• For even if features of the world were literally represented in brains/ minds, these representations would not explain cognition.

• The number of content elements are counted from here on; they do not have to occur literally.

• It is very much in the nature of an epitaph, indeed almost literally so, as the first two lines of the poem make clear.

• In this representation, the internal order of the self we saw above is disrupted as the self literally gravitates through attraction toward another.

• In concert, these interactions may cause the foot of heavily infected cockles to be literally immobilized.

• Stores, associations and family and village networks evolved to ensure the safe arrival of remittances and letters, literally from the destinations to the village.

• The user's request may not express literally what the user wants to know.

• In previous formulations of projection strictness analysis, the two forms of demand were confused (literally) by the lifting trick.

• It does this both figuratively (by rekindling interest in it) and literally, by organising concerts, releasing records, distributing those releases and other merchandise.

• Or perhaps there is a perfectly acceptable, philosophically respectable sense in which, quite literally, states have mental states.

• The performer's hand is fully inside the glove and literally internal to it.

• Personnel were being worked literally round the clock.

• On one hand, actual levels of trust are often so great that we cannot literally hold physicians to superhuman expectations.

• And the derived verb ch'oolanink - literally 'to heart someone' - refers to caring for, maintaining, or feeding another living entity.