Sentence examples for literally classified from inspiring English sources
"There's a possibility of it being literally classified," said Dr. Joshua Lederberg, a microbiologist and Nobel laureate who served on the committee that wrote the report.
"Anybody who discloses classified information could literally endanger somebody's life," he told the group, according to Ari Fleischer, the White House spokesman, who was there.
With that being said, I don't know the particulars here, but perhaps someone was letting him in the door, literally, or providing him with folders of classified information.
During this time, a large percentage of our participants were literally moved overnight and many were moved to "undisclosed locations" (meaning their location was now classified), making tracking these participants impossible.
Literally hundreds of different solitaires are on record, though many are slight variations of one another and all can be classified into perhaps a score of basic types.
Tamil nouns (and pronouns) are classified into two super-classes —the "rational", and the "irrational" —which include a total of five classes (pāl, which literally means 'gender').
Classified By: Consul General John S. Kincannon for reasons 1.4(b) and (d). 1. SUMMARY (C) With temperatures reaching 115 degrees, the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia is both literally and metaphorically "too darn hot".
Its meetings are classified.
The ruling remains classified.
