Sentence examples for literally actually from inspiring English sources
In an upcoming episode about Citizens United, Abumrad said, "we, like, literally actually go into Anthony Kennedy's brain.
Quite literally, actually: Stars are born in the cores of dark, dense, cold clouds of dust.
Baseball fans know why they love the game, of course, but unless you're a talented novelist like Colum McCann (or literally actually the talented novelist Colum McCann) it's difficult to explain that without needing to refer to a bunch of things we barely even remember learning.
Even if Jesus was a real human being at some point, the idea that he was literally, actually dead no blood flow, no respiration— and his body was decomposing and then he popped up, showed himself to some people and then rose up into the [heavens]... and I'm not making fun of anybody who believes that, but if you do believe that story, you have to admit that it's fantastical at best.
Others tried to take down warhorses like "awesome," "epic," "fecund," "irregardless, "literally" and "actually" — a word Mr. Greenman defended on rhythmic grounds, declaring it "actually useful as a useless dactyl".
Others tried to take down war horses like "awesome," "epic," "fecund," "irregardless, "literally" and "actually" -- a word Mr. Greenman defended on rhythmic grounds, declaring it "actually useful as a useless dactyl".
Superfluous adverbs took a beating: people unloaded on "literally" and "actually".
So when it comes to spring cleaning - I not only take it literally, I actually enjoy it.
As detailed in a blog post by Adrian Kennard, who runs an ISP called Andrews & Arnold in the UK, one of his colleagues took the joke literally and actually established a broadband connection using some wet string.
So when one actually, literally, cuffs you with an actual, literal handcuff as she welcomes you and directs you to the elevator, it shouldn't come as a surprise, right?
