Sentence examples for no longer literally from inspiring English sources

When the driver is no longer literally behind the wheel, though, is she the driver in a meaningful sense?

But how would it get prices up—and would the economy really benefit?In most modern economies governments no longer literally print money.

U.S. witch-hunters may point fingers at cop-killers, home-wreckers and heretics, but they no longer literally cry "witch".

But who knew we had such unattractive arms, backs, thighs, behinds, mid-sections and hips that we need to suck it all in with "slips" that no longer literally slip on but that look more like bathing suits from the 1920s with the addition of Velcro crotches or, in one case, a teeny tiny hole I think you are supposed to pull apart for "convenience"?

Pastor Foster said she felt that other passages were worthier of analysis, and that the one in question was one of many Old Testament passages that are no longer taken literally.

An immediate consequence of the introduction of fiction operators is that mathematical discourse is no longer taken literally.

The boys finally started putting a little hat on the camera that was shooting, and a big sign under the lens reading 'ME FRIEND.' " The videotapes of the first thirteen shows, which were made before the program started to be picked up by other noncommercial stations around the country, no longer exist — they literally wore out from overuse.

That's when I decided that my junta-level tendencies toward "control" were no longer compatible with, literally and figuratively, fucking punks.

The country they sought to improve literally no longer exists.

I will literally no longer be a card-carrying member of the military community.

"I couldn't be still," he said, "until I could, literally, no longer keep still".