Sentence examples for literally believe from inspiring English sources

I LITERALLY believe you" paroxysms until smothered.

But does McCain literally believe that government should do nothing to help the poor and indigent?

"I literally believe I have the best job in Hollywood," he added.

For the girls, the fairy pictures were probably just fantasy play, which they did not literally believe in.

"While I don't literally believe the stories underlying Christmas, I do very much believe in its most important messages," he said.

In a written decision released on June 19, investigators ruled that the advertising with barbed wire should be discontinued because "while consumers may not literally believe that body wash is as harsh on skin as barbed wire, such imagery nonetheless communicates an unsupported and disparaging message that competing products can seriously damage the skin".

Farron, a man who literally believes in miracles, was undeterred.

"I can't imagine literally believing such an idea, especially one that is so obviously involved with the subject of a memorial," said Hugh Hardy, a founding partner at Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates, a firm known for its historical restorations of Manhattan landmarks, including Radio City Music Hall and the Central Synagogue.

In open democracies, a public commitment to certain implausible claims (e.g., the claim that Barack Obama was a Muslim, or was not born in the U.S). may draw sharp lines between groups, mobilizing supporters while enraging the opposition without being "literally" believed.

In other words, he literally believes there is no time.

Georgalis (1999) takes a similar view, but unlike Crane, he thinks that Jane literally believes that she has arthritis in her thigh in both worlds, and that it is wrong to attribute to her the belief that she has tharthritis.