| The literalist, observing that most people talk shop, takes it for granted that they like to talk shop. |
| In the spirit of a thoroughpaced literalist Shepard argues through fifty pages that the Sabbath begins in the evening. |
| There were new evangelical currents afloat, especially the tracts the Fundamentals that gave the literalist movement its name. |
| Oh, it's 'entertaining' in the largest, literalist, dreariest sense of the word. |
| We find the Committee's literalist reading of the right to receiving information and ideas is unconvincing. |
| The availability of religious texts in the vernacular led to literalist and fundamentalist movements, and indirectly to religious wars. |
