Sentence examples for literally really from inspiring English sources
That gas, figuratively if not yet literally, really is in the pipeline.
Another time, when cell phones were literally really big, some blind lady accused me of having a gun on the subway.
"I literally took really, really ridiculous cuts at a lot of forehands," he said.
Once I joined the program then literally, it really helped me and made me really calm down, less stressful I am right now [less] than I was before" Another important theme that was identified by the parents was the change in their relationship with the medical care team and with other parents.
If you read these sentences literally, it really says that any student can demand to pray before or during any school event, and over the P.A. system.
But Albert Einstein argued five years later that the trick must be taken literally: light really is chopped up into these discrete packets of energy.
I'm sorry to put it in black and white terms, literally, but really, it's just that.
He literally always looks really, really good".
Literally no one in Really Really is sympathetic, which is hardly a problem.
Northumberland was just a stone's throw away—literally, if you were really, really good at throwing stones across the River Tweed, which separates Scotland and England.
