Sentence examples for it literally nothing from inspiring English sources

I wanted characters - including my protagonist - who presented a spectrum of racial diversity but simultaneously making it literally nothing to do with the plot at the same time".

"It spread fast," says Knox, "even though it was literally nothing".

But don't worry Gemma, it's literally nothing to be ashamed of.

Beyond everything I've already mentioned, I know that turning 18 (and thus legally becoming an adult) changes very little, and in particular it changes literally nothing about your reading preferences.

Book I would recommend to absolutely anyone: This might backfire, but I would nominate Padgett Powell's "The Interrogative Mood: A Novel?" I suppose some might find this book "unsatisfying," as it is (literally) nothing but questions; every sentence in the entire novel concludes with a question mark.

It solves literally nothing.

"I think about that a lot it's not just their names that are missing, it's literally nothing about them except that they're Chinese," she said.

Indeed, it's not challenging to throw one's hands up, look to the heavens, and ask "What's the point?" Cynicism is easy; it demands literally nothing of us.

It means literally nothing that Pope Francis accepts the idea of gay priests because he merely reiterated a rule from Catechism which dictates that homosexual priests who give up their sex lives are to be respected like any other priest.

But when it feels like literally nothing is happening on the show, it's hard to make it to the finish line.

Which sounds wonderful until you read it more than once and notice that it means, quite literally, nothing.