Sentence examples for literally cannot believe from inspiring English sources

"I literally cannot believe it has not been done in New York," Mr. Steel said recently.

I literally cannot believe that, with West Indies needing seven from the last ball, Dernbach bowled back-to-back wides, but he got away with it.

But if we're to believe the BBC and why wouldn't we?—the only reason the church agreed to cancel the book burning (I literally cannot believe it's come to tech sites writing about mass book burnings) is because the people behind the Ground Zero Mosque have agreed to relocate the planned site.

And he appears literally to believe (a video shows him saying all this to students in 2008) that Satan is roaming the United States, "using those great vices of pride, vanity and sensuality" to undermine its institutions.

Hold your head high (not literally) and believe in yourself.

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.

Quite literally, if you believe Mr. Webster.

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.