Sentence examples for it isn't literally from inspiring English sources

But clearly it isn't literally squashy.

This is another book that's probably on my All Time Top 10, and although it's a male/female pairing it isn't literally romantic.

"You have to treat it as a business, but it isn't literally my business," said Mr. Lynne, who paid $5 million for Bedell five years ago, a year after buying Corey Creek for nearly $2 million.

Well it isn't literally exactly memorization but it's a little bit like that.

What we are trying to say is, as long as it isn't literally snowing, we are going to keep buying instant barbecues.

But worse than a six-year-old making the stuff up is Tyndale House self-righteously taking the book off the market because it isn't literally true, as if that should be a big surprise!

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.

Of course it is not literally built on the experience, since the experience is gone.

" 'A Separate Peace' is based on experiences that I had, but it is not literally true," he said.

But even if the account I have given of it is not literally true, it may still serve as an allegory of our political and historical condition".

Mathematics is not supposed to be literally true, say the fictionalists, and they have a long explanation of why mathematics is pragmatically useful and intellectually interesting despite the fact that it is not literally true.