Sentence examples for literally already from inspiring English sources

"He was literally already saying, 'we've got to get focused on financial reform.

Known as deja vu (literally "already seen"), an early explanation was that the feeling arises from a delayed signal arriving from one of the eyes after a scene has already been processed by the brain.

Given that Mr. Gingrich led the Iowa and national polls mere weeks ago, the post-mortems for his campaign have literally already been written, with the news media depicting him as an Icarus-like figure who fell back to earth on the basis of a flimsy foundation.

It literally already exists now.

Teller: But, we're literally already attached to all the movies.

Or perhaps there's a better scapegoat... someone who is literally already a head on a platter..

Literally, she had already removed them and put them back on again, one tease among many.

He's clocked in already – literally, using the archaic machine in the porters' lodge deep in the belly of the hospital.

This is already literally as evil as the internet gets, so it'll be interesting to see how the Disconnect trailer manages to top it.

There was Jessica Ennis's final run of the heptathlon, pictured below, where she gave it everything she had – figuratively going for gold, when literally she had already got gold and could have taken it easy.

But investors are already literally giving money to Germany for nothing.