Sentence examples for says totally from inspiring English sources

One of them wears a badge that says "totally coalitious".

His decision to put them together was, he says, "totally intuitive and irrational.

When she did become famous, her husband was, she says, "totally at ease with it.

As in Jennifer Garner, Mrs Ben Affleck, who plays the potential adoptive mother of Juno's baby, and who is, Page says, "totally down to earth".

So, to sum up, Mourdock may be wrong, and he may be, as Amy says, "totally oblivious and insensitive" to the horror of being pregnant by rape, but he is a) not endorsing rape as God's will and b) not out of line with a particular line of Christian belief.

Nature (one of the top science journals) says: "Totally disruptive.

We say: Totally hot.

"Pretty good," he said, totally deadpan.

It was, as the kids say, totally ridic.

"OK," I said, totally out of conversational synch.

Surely "totally" is redundant, or, as Fisk would say, totally redundant.