Sentence examples for literally I do from inspiring English sources

Well literally I do not know why everyone made such a fuss about the Chinese visit?

In Bengali a contrast is made between continuous or actual present (English "be... -ing") and non-continuous or habitual present; e.g., ami kaj kor-i "I work" (literally, "I do work"), with the ending -i, contrasts with ami kaj kor-ch-i "I am working," in which ch intervenes between the root and the ending.

"I said it to them literally, 'I don't know,' countless times.

You just want to push yourself so, literally, I don't stop until I am able to show that I am good enough for every level of coaching, which has to be the Pro Licence.

Schieffer echoed Brokaw, literally: "I do not agree that sexism is more rampant in America than racism, I just don't".

"Like literally, I don't understand you hold an election somewhere that's flooded".

Quite literally, I didn't speak the language.

"The other day, literally I didn't tell anybody this, I really thought I was about to die," she said.

"Literally I didn't have any idea there were this many different kinds of nuts, this many kinds of candy," he said.

I mean, literally, I did not feel nervous today in a situation that, in the past, I would be extremely nervous.

It was delivered to my desk (literally, I didn't even get up) in seven minutes!