Sentence examples for because it is literally from inspiring English sources

Riders are having trouble finding the AirTrain because it is literally not on the subway map -- or on signs in most subway stations ("Finding J.F.K. Is Easy: First, Find the AirTrain," news article, Jan . 20.

"He is right in what he is saying because it is literally one game at a time," said Simpson.

Now, this is not something you could ever say to a child, but when you say it to a cat it's hilarious, because it is literally ironic.

This isn't a practical or political reality but a state of mind, sacred precisely because it is literally unattainable and geographically fantastic.

Not because it is literally true to his life, but because, largely thanks to Taron Egerton's uncanny impersonation, it captures his essential Eddie-ness.

But he is scared stiff, and other tennis players who know him well can see this, because it is literally true.

So vote-because it's literally the least you can do.

This cyber-Brady, Ryan alleges, could toss the ball with laser-like accuracy, mostly because it was literally using lasers to guide its throws.

Room was easier to write than any of my other books partly because it was literally child's play: I borrowed much of its detail (games, idioms, observations, snatches of curious dialogue) from our son, who was five at the time I was drafting it.

Time mattered, because it was literally ethereal, ordered and ordained by gods.

We thought, 'We'll create our own space and do it from scratch because it's literally a bare warehouse'".