Sentence examples for literally is not from inspiring English sources
But literally is not the way to take this deliciously sophisticated frolic in imagination's realm.
It quite literally is not worth the effort.
"You look at the number of nuclear plants on the drawing board or in construction and there literally is not enough available uranium," says Inwentash, a 50-year old Toronto accountant turned venture capitalist.
Since, for Goodman, not only feelings and emotions can be expressed but also such properties as color or sound pitch, one wonders what notion "expressing red," said of a non-red symbol, amounts to: how different is it from the notion referred to by "expressing sadness" said of something (a musical sonata) that literally is not sad?
This, literally, is not true.
The story that could be taken really literally is not from my life exactly.
It, literally, isn't the bomb.
That $674 billion tax cut you've heard about literally isn't the half of it.
But that value can't — or shouldn't — be incremental, because otherwise, the pilot literally isn't worth it.
The idea of putting society's most marginal residents on boats to float away, symbolically if not literally, isn't new.
