Sentence examples for is literally about from inspiring English sources

Departing from convention, its trapeze act is literally about flying.

Ground control is literally about to call Major Tim Tim Peakee – our man in space.

This compact exhibition of 36 metal sculptures is literally about change, or rather about attempts to reverse and forestall it.

The play is literally about a man who achieves celebrity when he sets out one morning for Indiana, boards the wrong plane and ends up in Chile.

One of the country's favourite rags to riches tales is literally about an underdog, a street mongrel called Copper who was rescued by King Bhumibol Adulyadej from an alley.

Todd Solondz is a ferocious director whose best work is laced with an accusatory strain of bruised tenderness, nowhere more than in his 2016 film "Wiener-Dog," whish is literally about a dachshund.

"It's literally about winning".

Sometimes their 'embarrassing' stories are literally about boys finding out that you have your period".

His musical "Into the Woods," in which Ms. Peters starred, was literally about that awakening.

Luckily this gets all messed up, because I don't want my work to be literally about any one thing".

But it isn't because of their theme, which is classically museological: they are literally about excavation and reconstitution.