Sentence examples for what I literally from inspiring English sources

However, what I literally say is only that the addressee in question is standing on my foot.

That is, when I say 'The murderer of Smith insane' what I literally say is that exactly one person, x, is such that x murdered Smith and x is insane, but in that context I would succeed in communicating the singular proposition (about Jones) that Jones is insane.

Now what I have literally said is that Jones is working up a sweat, but what I have communicated (what I meant) is something about Johnson.

While pregnant Max is presented as what I can literally only describe as an angry caveman.

I'm in my father's house in the outskirts of Liverpool, so what I say, literally, is, "E.R".

The singer explained that the song's conception was auto-biographical and that it stemmed from a previous experience she had when an older man had been hitting on her, which she elaborated on: "I just write about what I live — literally, my entire record is totally autobiographical, because I think there's a great pop song in anything and everything, any situation.

"Some days, I don't know what happens, I literally cannot throw the baseball anywhere I want it to go," he said.

"I literally took what I learned in trash television in the eighties as a journalist and fused it with pretentious theories and storytelling".

I barely knew what I was doing when I literally threw myself to the floor in a fake collapse that left my colleague screaming for the manager.

That's literally what I look like, not just in photographs.

When asked by Glamour to describe how she likes to dress for shoots, Lawrence responded: "'Slutty power lesbian.' That is literally what I say to a stylist.