Sentence examples for literally shows from inspiring English sources
In Track mode, for instance, a sweeping graphic literally shows the torque band.
In "The Edge," where the billionaire bookworm thinks himself out of the backwoods, Mamet quite literally shows the triumph of thought over terror.
Never mind that most of his creations came with strings attached (quite literally), shows like Thunderbirds, Stingray and Captain Scarlet remain timeless, delighting and inspiring generation upon generation of children.
In fact, the establishing shot literally shows the NPR building from the right, where a sign by an adjacent lot says, "Project funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act," thereby lumping public radio in with a more recent conservative bugaboo: the stimulus plan.
"We do show you more than what you see in The Blair Witch Project, which literally shows you absolutely nothing," says Wingard. "But as much as we wanted to show you, we're throwing 10 more questions at you to ask about what you just saw".
The peace of mind literally shows on your face.
"They can literally show up with their toothbrushes".
On our mobile apps, we literally show when a house changes status, from on the market to pending sale.
Warm Up | In this "Barometer" activity, students literally show where they stand on the issue of privacy versus public safety.
But before he left, Firefighter Hear did have those few valuable moments literally showing the probies the ropes.
What you have to think of is pictures and tableaus rather than literally showing sylphs, demons, angels and all that.
