Sentence examples for but it literally from inspiring English sources

Yet the second most powerful country in the world simply withered away, not in the classical Marxist sense, but it literally ceased to exist.

The term abstraction has become a catchall for nonrepresentational art, but it literally means extracting the essence of a given subject.

This kind of loss is similar to a loss of professional reputation, but it literally hits much closer to home.

It's a balancing act, but it literally is the difference maker between just having a great show and having a hit show that also scales and continues to thrive as a business.

But it literally kick-started the process.

Teshuvah is most commonly defined as repentance, but it literally means return.

But unfortunately it literally leaves me to do all the heavy lifting.

But it is, literally, dying fast.

Astronomers know it's there but it is literally invisible.

I am writing it, but it's literally just … happening".

But it works literally and ironically at the same time".