Sentence examples for it's literally impossible from inspiring English sources

In a meeting with reporters, Carol J. Galante, F.H.A.'s acting commissioner, said, "It's literally impossible to say that we will or won't need a draw" from the Treasury at this point.

Hartinger continued, "Frankly, it's literally impossible for me to reconcile last night's episode with MacFarlane's words, unless I come to the conclusion that the man is pretty much a complete idiot".

It has been scientifically proven (possibly) that it's literally impossible to not croon along to in an approximation of the singer's weird atlantic-euro singing voice.

"It's literally impossible to come back the way Chrysler has set this up," Mr. Fitzgerald said.

"It's literally impossible to do one part without doing the other," he said.

But for some gas stations, it's literally impossible to charge more than $3.99 a gallon.

But, despite Donald's 5 great attributes, it is literally IMPOSSIBLE, psychologically and even neurologically, to be taken seriously, by all people, as a major political candidate without one more piece.

Though Black says those associated with the production of When We Rise tried their best to assemble a team reflecting as many gender, racial, ethnic and sexual identities as possible, he admits it is literally impossible to tell everyone's story in eight hours of television.

I wrote about this analytically a while back, laying out a stylized framework in which it is literally impossible for the nation to live beyond its means — because there is neither foreign trade nor investment — so that debt growth is always about one group within the country lending to another.

"It is literally impossible to walk past the installation without stopping.

When Sly himself fell asleep it was literally impossible to wake him.