Sentence examples for literally anyway from inspiring English sources

Not literally, anyway.

Either way, there's an irresistible twist in the fact that the conservative establishment may have done more to advance our understanding of what the other is saying -- literally, anyway -- than the P.C. academy ever did.

We were both runners anyway, literally – athletes.

Then guitarist Chris "Chrissy Boy" Foreman performs a karaoke version of AC/DC's Highway to Hell ("I've had a lot of requests, but I'm going to do it anyway") – literally singing over the record – which makes one suspect it's all going to go completely pear-shaped.

Like Bing, Clay also isn't left much of an option either participate in a soul-sucking science project-like system and die (figuratively), or don't participate and die at the hands of a system positioned against Black men anyway (literally).

The word "whiskey" comes from a Gaelic word meaning "water of life," and in its early stages, whiskey literally breathes — or exhales, anyway.

I literally never wear it anyway ha ha, and I think it would look so good on you".

It's helpful to remember that all of us ultimately have the ability to choose which religion or spiritual tradition we will follow or embrace when we become adults anyway and literally millions of people throughout the world do in fact change from one religious tradition to another every year regardless of how they were raised.

Last Chance 'All God's Chillun Got Wings' (closes on Saturday) Blacks and whites are literally divided — in the audience, anyway — in Godfrey L. Simmons Jr.'s rather plodding take on this bracing, didactic Eugene O'Neill drama about interracial marriage (1 35).

Besides, literally, who still uses pencils anyway?

The notoriety did not weigh me down, and anyway I disguise myself literally and figuratively.