Sentence examples for literally ever from inspiring English sources

Ask yourself a question: has a musical, ever – literally ever – fixed anything?

This wasn't what it was like literally ever before in human history.

You know David Cross from being Tobias in Arrested Development, or from The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret, or from the funniest sketch literally ever.

In a year when we've become more materially aware than literally ever of climate change, it's probably appropriate – if entirely depressing – that Collins wants to remind us of our shitty habits, considering how little we do in general to change them!

Sadly love literally never, ever, ever ever ever ever occurs on Dinner Date, which is the nub of what makes it such compulsive viewing.

I'm friends with lots of smartphone owners, and I've literally never, ever seen someone pull out their phone and scan a QR code.

Update: But before that, be sure to check out what has to be the best Schmidt "literally" comment ever.

What it taught you: Literally everything you ever needed to know about boys ever.

Mr Matata (literally, "trouble") hardly ever sets foot in his constituency.

RICHARD BRODY: David, the art-house culture is literally better than ever.

"I've lost one and a half million quid, I mean literally everything I ever had is gone".