Sentence examples for because it literally from inspiring English sources

Even so, Beasey said, "political and strategic relationship" needs to discussed, "because it literally is setting the playing field for the business community".

Circuit City, for instance, is closing its doors because it literally doesn't have the money to keep them open.

Engineers have taken a variety of approaches to hypersonic aircraft over the years: the X-51 is called a WaveRider because it literally rides its own shock waves, and is powered by a scramjet, a variation of the traditional ramjet engine, where the exhaust from fuel combustion is compressed as it goes through the engine.

It always has a great "underground" feel to it, and not just because it literally is.

"I said, 'You have got to be kidding me.' They had only a few panels, and it was so bizarre because it literally fit perfectly in this space.

"Talkin' about their generation", from a classic 1960s song by the Who, fails as a headline because it literally lacks rhythm (it should be "Talkin' 'bout").

He told plenty of journalists to "eff off", because, he says, "it literally took me 10 years to get back from it".

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.