Sentence examples for might literally from inspiring English sources
Twitter might literally catch on fire!
Even the most recent documentaries might literally be yesterday's news.
Johnson might literally eat one of them, actually.
I think it might literally dissolve before our eyes.
He might literally be always playing behind McIlroy, trying to catch him.
It might literally contain no story whatsoever, like the last episode of the fourth run.
Signs at lynching sites might mark "literally and figuratively how far society has come", he says.
You might say, literally and figuratively, that Marino has Rodriguez's back.
(In this sense, China's industrial might is literally being constructed out of the ruins of our own).
MIAMI — LeBron James and Miami Heat Coach Erik Spoelstra might have literally clashed — biceps to shoulder, presumably accidentally — but they say they are not otherwise at odds.
The novel's original title, which might more literally be translated as "Three Powerful Women," contains a gentle irony that's lost in the English version.
