Sentence examples for literally all the from inspiring English sources

When Quattlebaum went out dressed as Mykki, "it was literally all the chakras aligning," he has said, and a star was born.

And this, too, I disagree with, since the decline of female fertility is literally all the media has been talking about since I started in journalism in 1996.

If I were to say I'm with Bloomberg, it would say you're against Democrats in Albany, literally all the Democrats in Albany, and you're pointing out Pataki's impotence on the issue because Pataki will say, 'I tried to do that, I failed for eight years.' " But that was about as far as Mr. Cuomo would go, at least until later in this campaign, in detailing his ideas.

Now TWD is literally all the main characters teaching these learned lessons to a sheltered group of survivors in Alexandria.

Similarly, if you had literally all the happiness in the world and none of the sorrow, you would be unable to relate empathetically to everyone else, which would make your company unbearable and, therefore, make you sad. 2. Based on the foregoing, those who claim to have it all are lying.

Literally all the governors: Please don't do that.

And no, your eyes have not deceived you – the Chinese people in the background literally all look the same.

"To think that you are part of an audience literally all over the world enjoying the same performance is a thrill," one reader wrote.

Mining people came from all over the world, literally, all over the world, to work here.

But this Choose Kind campaign and the reactions and the emails I've been getting from people -- literally all around the world now -- they really get the message.

The Mets were literally all over the place Monday.