Sentence examples for it's not literally from inspiring English sources
And at the same time the audit office, the auditor, has to make a choice, and the auditor's choice is whether to audit you or not and it's not literally true because literally the auditor can wait until your tax return comes in and then decide whether to audit you.
But even though it's not, literally what is the need?
Of course, it's not literally impossible that Mr. Ryan could turn out to be the 45th American president precisely (Mr. Obama is the 44th).
It's very difficult, to be sure and, in some cases, it's not a wise thing to do but it's not literally impossible.
[Update: CrunchBase could look for outside investors and potentially spin out of AOL, but it's not literally for sale.].
If it's not LITERALLY-KILLING-YOU-RIGHT-NOW then why put yourself through it?
In "Amazons," Mayor — a classicist, based at Stanford, who is by all accounts the world's leading expert on ancient female fighters — argues that, even if it is not literally true in all its particulars, it is still broadly true.
O.K., it was not "literally magic in a cup," as the woman behind the counter claimed.
Of course it is not literally built on the experience, since the experience is gone.
It was not literally an evening of solos because several women were usually onstage simultaneously.
