Sentence examples for as it literally from inspiring English sources

It's the pleasure of watching what began as a lark, an exercise in the typical "Bloom County" kind of four-panel gag, as it literally outgrows its borders into a lushly penciled full page, the story maturing into the exuberant, addictive soap operatics of the manga that inspired it, and becoming an unintentional whole.

And to be honest, a few quizzical looks from other patients more used to seeing women using it and the endurance test that is the first 20 minutes of wearing it as it literally freezes your scalp (think ice-cream brain freeze and multiply by 10) was a very small price to pay.

It would be necessary, no doubt, to gloss a phrase like "the sea-green shadows of your dream," but again the entire context suggests 1) that the sea itself, green as it literally is, serves as a projection or shadow of the ships' straining toward faraway places, and 2) that this straining, or dream, remains a shadowy thing but at the same time young (green) or naive (green).

This is a big deal as it literally removes every objection to moving at the much-faster Microsoft release pace.

The diversity available in the app is what makes it valuable, as it literally allows you to track or store anything you want.

We are probably supposed to imagine that the sacrifice was not of a single ox; Apollodorus describes it as "a famous sacrifice of oxen" and Diogenes Laertius paraphrases this as a hecatomb, which need not be, as it literally says, a hundred oxen, but still suggests a large number.

I am looking at ILLUMINATE as what it literally spells out.

I don't think he sees it as literally as other people, and his sense of how to juxtapose imagery is really wild.

'RYUJI SAWA: THE RETonightthrough through Sunday) Many actors can say they were born into the theater, but few mean it as literally as Ryuji Sawa.

I mean it as literally as any soap box prophet.

It seems as though Family Guy creator, Seth MacFarlane, carefully reviewed the legal definition of broadcast indecency and set out to violate it as literally as he could".