It makes literally no sense.
"Given these numbers, it makes literally no sense for the industry to go hunting for more fossil fuel," McKibben said.
This is the most worrisome aspect of a conversation that is always framed in the shielding rhetoric of free speech – the facts make literally no difference.
In practice, this makes literally no difference to how you'll perceive the mini.
"Given these numbers, it makes literally no sense for the industry to go hunting for more fossil fuel," environmentalist Bill McKibben said at the time.
You have literally no money.
"Our work on both projects has made clear that there are literally no legal requirements for the way in which the Thruway Authority disposes of valuable state property," Mr. Brodsky said.
For now, Ando only delivers lunch and only delivers in Midtown East, which makes sense considering there is literally no good food in that neighborhood despite the thousands of corporate employees forced to hang around there all day.
Depending on which service you pick, except for your monthly internet service fee, there is literally no cost for making these calls, no matter how many you make.
"There is literally no way you can make us look bad," Alex said to me.
To be honest at first it was hard for me to get into the book because it literally made no sense and I was as confused as the main character in the book.
