Sentence examples for quite literally half from inspiring English sources

I'm quite literally half of you.

Most of all, Trump used his bully pulpit quite literally, devoting about half his speech to the dehumanization of migrants and refugees as criminals, infiltrators and terrorists.

"Looking beyond today's news, to the freeze in child benefit, the removal of family tax credit from many families, the real terms cut in the higher rate threshold, and all the rest... VAT going up to 20% is, quite literally, not the half of it," she says.

But even that 2percentt figure quite literally doesn't tell the half of it.

David Wilson, in the week he was recalled to England's senior squad, led the second-half charge, quite literally.

But quite literally, you may not know the half of it.

(Phew. Just checked in. Now that was a half of what was quite literally sport.

So Sánchez, with the support of the other half of the PSOE, has been barricading himself – quite literally, until this week − inside the party's headquarters in Madrid.

Updated at 8.51pm BST 8.48pm BST Second half: No changes on either side as England quite literally get the ball rolling for the second 45.

Figuring out what corners of Shakespeare's world they come from is half the fun, but viewers are also heavily aided by labels quite literally placed on them.

Its last half-hour is devoted chiefly to letting the characters wreck the sets, and quite literally becomes a washout when the bathtub overflows.