Sentence examples for literally designed to from inspiring English sources

These products were literally designed to be unaffordable.

A piece like Bella Freud's 1970 jumper is literally designed to date, whereas a waratah and ying-yang patchwork is more eccentric than slyly retro.

We're making these export links available publicly, because Talkshow was literally designed to be "texting in public".

Ghostwriters, your profession is literally designed to make you lose your authentic voice.

The uniforms were literally designed to focus attention on the athletes' bodies.

This kind of performative blokeness is literally designed to trend on Reddit Australia.

And then by the time they arrive on these shores they seem stale they are literally machines designed to go up against models the competition has already replaced or upgraded.

So when he read someone else's words from the glass screens of the prompter, which involves no smoke but is literally a mirror designed to make it look as if he were directly addressing the audience, it was embarrassing.

America was speeding up; Waggoner writes, "When middle-class America increasingly enjoyed time at play and time on the go, the camera went along for the ride — quite literally, as cameras designed to hang on the bicycle were sold for convenience of travel".

So these are literally "secret stores", designed to be visible to locals but to fly just slightly below the radar of the authorities.

"This was actually designed to literally end my career".