Sentence examples for literally appear from inspiring English sources
The overall effect is uncanny — the glasses, shirt and trumpet valves coalesce to the point that they literally appear to have grown out of him — like harmonious, delicate organic appendages of Miles Davis, that royal alien-insect-flower-sorcerer, who just happened to drop into a human existence while on his way to somewhere more important.
If "The Secret," a best-selling self-help book, promises riches through manifestation — think about a pile of gold and one will literally appear — "The Tools" represents a prosperity gospel better suited to a patient base that repeatedly encounters humiliation and failure even as it is conditioned to expect life-altering windfalls.
It clashes together the long nails that literally appear to hang from the finger ends.
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Another possible mechanism is that cues shown by high status people could cause them to literally appear larger.
The second element, to be understood literally, appears to contradict the first.
Difficult to say what this means - if cash is an element in composition, does that mean it literally appears in composition?
Meyer did not want to show that God was literally appearing to Homer.
The verses of Atua Matariri are of the form X ki 'ai ki roto Y, ka pû te Z "X, by mounting into Y, let Z come forth", and when taken literally, they appear to be nonsense: :"Moon, by mounting into Darkness, let Sun come forth" (verse 25), :"Killing, by mounting into Stingray, let Shark come forth" (verse 28), :"Stinging Fly, by mounting into Swarm, let Horsefly come forth" (verse 16).
Taking the descriptive pattern in this graph literally, it appears that a one percentage point reduction in unemployment "costs" half a percentage point increase in disability insurance claims.
Taken literally, Hume appears to claim that literary works are beautiful independent of the audience's ability to assign ideas or meanings to the words.
