Sentence examples for or literally from inspiring English sources

The Sakyong, which means "king"—or, literally translated, "earth protector"—in Tibetan, is an incarnate lama.

(We're finished, or literally: "We've eaten shit").

(Casalinga means homemade or, literally, "housewife").

"He is lying or literally all of them are".

Knattspyrna is Icelandic for football, or literally "ball-kicking".

The result was English eccentric with off-key pieces woven, metaphorically or literally, into Burberry's style.

"He could sing a symphony" — or, literally, throw himself into song.

And when you get into self-judgments, you're either unattractively arrogant, or, literally, incredibly humble.

Now? Can a man change sexual preference, or literally embrace both?

Yet what does it mean to proclaim something "unwatchable": disturbing, revolting, poor, tedious, or literally inaccessible?

I mean this more or less literally.