Sentence examples for literally unprecedented from inspiring English sources
When Mr. Milner talks about the technology revolution, he paints a dazzling picture of literally unprecedented innovation, bringing tremendous savings and benefits to consumers.
Professor Ellis said the speed with which states had moved toward the position that executing the retarded is unacceptable was "literally unprecedented in the field of capital punishment".
However, A Grand Don't Come for Free raises the stakes to such an extent that it sounds literally unprecedented: there isn't really any other album like this.
"The level on noncooperation is literally unprecedented," Gifford Miller, the City Council speaker, said during a news conference at City Hall to announce the subpoenas, which were served to Mr. Gelormino, as well as Eileen Sullivan, the board's director, and its four members who resigned this week: Raul Russi, Jeanne Hammock, Irene Prager and Amy Ianora.
"It sounds literally unprecedented: there isn't really any other album like this," raved this newspaper, along with pretty much everyone who heard it, and his old rapper mates from Birmingham were soon on the phone complaining that he had ripped off their lives for material.
"It's literally unprecedented.
The volatility we're seeing (and the selling we've just gone through) is literally so unprecedented that it's very hard to know what to do.
That ruling, literally, was unprecedented.
Chemical companies are increasingly sensitive to the fact that the safety of their products is being questioned literally daily by an unprecedented flood of new research from independent scientists and government agencies.
And it is only in the light of this fact that one of the decisive traits of medieval Scholasticism becomes understandable: Scholasticism above all was an unprecedented process of learning, literally a vast "scholastic" enterprise that continued for several centuries.
The exploitation of mines by slave labour and the looting of Indian palaces, temples, and graves in Central and South America resulted in an unprecedented influx of gold that literally unbalanced the economic structure of Europe.
