Sentence examples for literally involves from inspiring English sources
Of course neither arena literally involves the goal of achieving immortality.
Mr. Kushner unleashes a conflict that literally involves change ($20 in Hanukkah gelt) as well as both public and private grief, but he resolves nothing.
Though China Green's business literally involves small potatoes -- cubed and shipped in plastic bags -- its initial public offering in Hong Kong was anything but.
While at some laboratories this involves the development of new coatings or new drive technologies, for scientists at Ohio State University the solution literally involves smoothing out a tape's rough edges.
In country after country, Latin America is experiencing a wave of exhumations, reflecting not only the difficulty some political figures have finding serenity in the afterlife, but also the region's willingness to resurrect unresolved questions and quarrels over its history, even if it literally involves digging up the past.
Managing your company's wellness program literally involves every employee at your company.
The historical model of petitioning, going back to medieval England, literally involved laying a petition at the foot of the throne — while the king was sitting on it.
At Tertulia, which takes its name from a Spanish term for a spirited and (if you're lucky) boisterous bohemian conclave, the guy is literally involved in selecting every nut and bolt.
Some of his work does literally involve industrial techniques, like his brilliant enamels and his recent essays in sculpture, but he is concerned with the special qualities brought into his adoptive language by the reproduction processes it originally served.
His first openly recorded thoughts on transmutation literally involve the replacement of one species by another, descendant species by a process of rapid ("saltational") transformation.
The case would be just as if God were temporal, save that His knowledge would not be temporally located and so would not literally involve either foreknowledge or memory.
