Sentence examples for not just literally from inspiring English sources

It is partly a tomb of the unknown victim, with the abstract language of memorial design, if it ends up being abstract, that much more in tension with the literal: in this case not just literally lists of names but parts of bodies, the corporeal and the symbolic.

That turned out to be true, not just literally, but figuratively.

On the other hand, a bit of graceful height can elevate (not just literally) even the most humble of Victoria sponges to afternoon-tea-worthy status.

As Dysart draws Alan into reliving the fateful night, the truculent, clammed-up and suspicious patient dissolves, and the emotionally confused, spiritually exalted horse worshiper gallops before us, fully exposed (and not just literally).

He is the first witness in Mr Milosevic's trial who is a real insider: someone who knows where the bodies were buried not just literally but also how the complex Serb chain of command worked in the wars in Bosnia and Croatia, leading right up to Mr Milosevic himself.

How do you walk out of here not just literally with reduced debt, which is great, of course, but with your arms around your finances?" Currently there are more than 30 centers lodged in neighborhood organizations around the city, offering counseling in multiple languages.

Trump won't just literally be on millions of ballots if he drops out, but he'll be figuratively on the ballot everywhere.

Of course, I'm not just talking literally about color here.

It is a work of art — not just figuratively, but literally.

Should we draw lines – not just figuratively, but literally – as per Lucy?

But it is also a Dadaist joke: television as the hearth, not just metaphorically but literally.