Sentence examples for literally considered from inspiring English sources

The primary victim of Iran's rulers has been Iranian women, who are literally considered second class citizens under the current Iranian constitution.

It doesn't get much more ironic than trying to defend a privileged all-male club that exists because women are literally considered inferior beings using the example of an all-female space that has been created because of the violence men direct at women.

A poem someone wrote seriously when they were young – REVIEWED I'm not precisely sure how old this amateur poet was when he authored these lines, but considering that it's very likely the only reason you would openly publish stuff this terrible is if you literally considered yourself to be a different person when you wrote it, I'm presuming he was a teenager.

Note that the target values are literally considered as physical capacities of the respective roads.

Pamela" as she is commonly referred to, is literally considered the Mother Theresa of Utah.

Due to the aforementioned statuses, it is clear that the mentioned case can be literally considered as an RR/CMc/SCNDP.

For New Yorkers who take local laws literally, consider this a timely reminder.

Oracle literally considers every single line to be one tuple, even an empty line!

(Both figuratively and literally, considering our narrative of old age originated in the mid-1800s). And once government figures out a way of doing something, it tends to stay stuck in that solution category.

As one indication of how the cruise industry has grown, literally, consider that the Sun Princess was 17,000 tons while the Island Princess and Pacific Princess were 20,000 tons.

Instead of following this sensible path to reform, the GOP is literally considering baiting the sharks (i.e., insurance companies) with the blood of others.