Sentence examples for which are literally from inspiring English sources
He hits some backhands which are literally right after the bounce.
Specially shaped balloons, which are literally pneumatic sculptures, are popular at public events.
The army, he said, was "driving around in vehicles which are literally about to fall to pieces".
Yet the language is intensely metaphorical as though we are linguistically struggling with things which are, literally, beyond our ken.
He tries to win the political horse race by going to the Games, which are literally a race in which he has a horse, and then feigns disengagement?
Mr. Frankel added, "A.C.S. should look closely at their internal safeguards, which are literally nonexistent, particularly within the adoption subsidy program".
"The Tanzanian presidency is an imperial presidency which is literally above the law.
We always split the French toast, which is literally like a loaf of bread.
All that for $247,150, which is literally two minutes' worth of the municipal government's annual budget.
"A lot of it has to do with the culture of surgery, which is literally hands-on," he said.
