Sentence examples for is literally something from inspiring English sources

Based on Koenig's account, there is literally something in the air at the Peeps factory.

(the basis of Basement Jaxx's Where's Your Head At), but Cars is literally something else.

And I wait for the day when Guillermo del Toro makes a zombie sequel, Ophelia Undead: Scandinavian Revenge, in which Shakespeare's most pushed-around female stumps back to court, reeking of seaweed, to demonstrate that there is, literally, something rotten in the state of Denmark.

"It is literally something I've wanted ever since I've been playing rugby," Nowell told BBC South West Sport.

"The reason so many anthems are marching tunes is because that's often a reason for it existing: it is literally something to rally people behind," Sheppard points out.

It is literally something we cannot ignore.

I said to her, 'What if it were you and your son in there?' That was literally something she'd never thought about.

It was literally something I'd never thought about.

So, you know, it's literally something that (4.20), (SUP Support?), and, you know, just a small amount of time.

So much so that Warner Bros. at the time, for insurance reasons, made sure that it was literally something we shot on the last day of production, just in case, which is incredibly morbid.

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