Sentence examples for because we literally from inspiring English sources

Because we literally have nothing to lose".

Microorganisms, excrement: These are materials that are usually invisible, either because we literally can't see them, as in the case of bacteria, or because we choose not to.

"If they're unwilling to meet with our leadership, we've got a problem, because we literally cannot close the deal without them for a number of reasons, legal and otherwise," Hainsey said Friday.

"People get kind of jaded because we literally have some of the best musicians in the world play here," said Dan Mojica, the club's silver-haired owner, who was holding court at his usual spot at the backyard bar.

Ditto *opens pages at random* Hilto, the wind turbine, lol, WebCameron, NHS reform, Uncle Phil's efficiency hints, the happiness index, nudge theory, the big society, Tamara the trade ambassador *spits out tea*, Libya & someone called Leveson, do you have any idea who he is because we literally have NO clue?

Just as writing helps us get perspective on our thoughts because we literally see them, sharing helps get perspective because we hear ourselves.

This is because although we literally see the storm coming, we are not yet able to accurately predict how bad it will be, or in some cases, if it will even hit the Earth.

"You haven't seen this format before because we're literally still inventing it".

"And God help the defense on first-and-10," Kelley said, "because we can literally do anything".

Being at the festival, she added, "is especially exciting because we're literally on the same grains of sand that we were shooting on".

"And that in fact the two-block proximity gave us a valuable business advantage over distant additional locations because we could literally push large reservation parties and large walk-in groups to the restaurant that was the least busy".