Sentence examples for literally indicate that from inspiring English sources
People literally indicate that their intuitive response is not fully warranted.
These interviewees, however, did not literally indicate this as producing knowledge.
But new satellite images of North Korean launch sites indicate that achievement would literally be monumental.
His name, ʿAṭṭār, which literally means a perfumer or apothecary, may indicate that he, his father, or his grandfather practiced that trade.
Having decided that the first half of the address should identify the user and the second the computer, he looked for a symbol to indicate that he or she was literally "at" that machine.
Literally meaning "say then," dis donc is used by the French to indicate that that's the way things are -- often in a conversation-stopping way.
Overall: Literally a hidden delight – it's tucked into a railway arch, with nothing outside to indicate that it's there.
And now, the polls indicate that we're nearing a second successive election ending in chaos and people literally grasping at government by 1950 letters to the Times.
These examples indicate that Freyja was a war-goddess, and she even appears as a valkyrie, literally 'the one who chooses the slain'.
Taken literally, the verse indicates that God sleeps and gets drunk on wine, two activities that properly apply only to embodied, visible beings.
