Sentence examples for literally because this from inspiring English sources

Literally, because this type of listening can let a person more fully express their Self, this deep listening can acknowledge them in a way manner which polite talk and censorship never will be able to.

I know they're voluntary, but that's really taking the term literally because this is his chance to show the coaches he deserves to be a starter and get heavy play.

With respect to the SSI, the psychiatrists were instructed to use the scale as a general reference during the patient interview and somatic symptom recording but not to follow the scale's items or language literally because this could affect the patient's spontaneous response to the self-administered SSI at the end of the visit.

Lewis's preacher gets his leg over figuratively and literally because, as a performer, he's mesmerising.

I guess that male profile was supposed to be taken literally, because, of the thirty-four authors included in the book, exactly four were women.

"Heartland," a new series beginning tonight on TNT, is an unequivocally sexy hospital drama: figuratively, because the stakes are always high, and literally, because, well, there is sex.

I mean literally, because, for real, no one knows where that dude is right now.

"This is literally because the hostel we're staying at for Disrupt is in the Tenderloin district".