Sentence examples for literally still from inspiring English sources

Some stars are shorter than you expect; he seems, literally, still inside the TV.

"You haven't seen this format before because we're literally still inventing it".

It didn't appear to be a deterrent that the canal was, quite literally, still something of a cesspool.

To get on with the task of picking up the pieces, the living literally still had to step over the dead on this city's streets.

"My daughter who is now 23 says she can literally still smell Nana's perfume on her coat," Mr. Biggins said "Whether it's true or not, to her it's very valuable".

And the paint is literally still drying on the Citigroup building, within spitting distance of the recently opened Scottish Parliament.

Other artists treat the theme more literally, interpreting still life as life slowed down, or stilled.

By accessing the stillness, not only can we reconcile our polarities, by literally becoming "still points" in the gamut of polar fluctuations, but we can also heal the divide, and connect to the broader experience of "us".

Luckily, for a host of goods and services, the sale of the century (literally) is still on.

Besides, literally, who still uses pencils anyway?

When I learned that I had prostate cancer, I felt time literally stand still.