Sentence examples for be able to literally from inspiring English sources
If we can read minds we might be able to literally see what someone has done and whether they did it on purpose.
Of course no product that uses a crude EEG headband is going to be able to literally read your mind the way Gmail scans your inbox.
And if the events of the last two weeks are any guide, Occupiers probably won't be able to literally occupy public areas indefinitely; they'll have to move from occupying locations to organizing around issues.
I had read some plays, seen some plays, studied enough to be able to literally understand what was going on, but… felt like it just wasn't really for me.
It seems that with the fact that the Milky Way moves along with the rest of the universe, and light bends, etc., then at some point in space we should be able to literally see ourselves.
"You would be able to literally plug in your car to the power station at your local train station, sporting oval, swimming pool, library or while you are doing the groceries," Di Natale said.
When ordinary consumers are able to literally get their hands dirty and grow their own food, they develop a connection with the food they are eating.
"While the musicians' union couldn't stop a promoter from underpaying bands (or not at all), José was able to literally freeze top talent until a promoter made good his debts," a 1978 article in Latin New York magazine said.
Our ongoing research (not yet published) has found that checking off items is psychologically rewarding: After you complete a task, being able to literally check a box makes you happier than when you are not given a box to check.
Now we are able to literally go into the disease-causing gene, modify it and either change the course of that disease or cure it.
