Sentence examples for literally unable to from inspiring English sources

"I'm wrrrrr," he'd say, literally unable to utter the words.

Suddenly, he told me, he was quite literally unable to care for his two disabled sons.

But the father ended up physically disabled and literally unable to stand.

She becomes suffocated (often, literally unable to breathe) by feelings of inadequacy.

"This is earthshaking for individuals who have been locked inside themselves, literally unable to communicate".

Others found themselves literally unable to react to Xi's mammoth monologue.

Then somebody clapped and then the house fell apart and they kept applauding for God knows how long and... I remember an old man being helped up the aisle, who turned out to be Bernard Gimbel, who ran one of the biggest department-store chains in the United States who was literally unable really to navigate, they were helping him up the aisle.

Thus the brutality continues in part because the majority of American may literally be unable to feel the pain of their fellow Americans.

The president of Switzerland, Hans-Rudolf Merz, paid a conciliation call on Qaddafi, who is camping out at the Libyan Embassy in New York City this week after literally being unable to find a patch of ground on which to pitch his tent.

Europe, lacking a common government, has literally been unable to get its act together; each country has been making up its own policy, with little coordination, and proposals for a unified response have gone nowhere.

I have literally been unable to find anyone with anything positive to say about Zardari, but what is more striking is that I have been almost unable to find anyone with anything positive to say about any past or present political leader.