Sentence examples for I literally am from inspiring English sources

Because I literally am Bridget Jones.

I literally am like the genetic transfer between Ann Richards and Lily Adams.

I literally am Carrie Bradshaw," she said, with self-deprecation in her eyes and pride in her voice.

"I literally am so tired of learning about Marx, when he did not include race in his discussion of the market!" She shrugs incredulously.

As an enormous fan of Bridget Jones's Diary – which I love because it's funny, not because I literally am or even was her – I read Mad About the Boy as soon as I could wangle a copy and although I didn't think it was much good, neither did I feel betrayed by it.

"And I literally am very, very happy for them, but I just only hope that she and him, but mainly Catherine... gets the necessary protection to allow her as a mother-to-be to enjoy the privacy that that comes with".

I literally was shooting yesterday afternoon.

When Beyoncé started crying, I literally was an emotional wreck.

They had to close it up, and then I literally was dancing on a broken ankle.

I mean, I literally was on them.

"I literally was laying there, thinking my life was over.