Sentence examples for would be literally from inspiring English sources

She would be literally unstoppable.

A final group of Journatic workers would be literally impossible to track down.

A translation into English as "furrier" would be literally accurate; it would, however, be an inadequate likeness.

"Shooting that movie was such a huge event in Barcelona at that time that you would get to the set, and there would be literally two thousand people standing behind the camera," Johansson recalls.

Depending on your own politics, this may sound like millennia-overdue common sense or a bong-fuelled 3 A.M. wish list, but there's no arguing that to implement it in the real world circa 2013 would be, literally, revolutionary.

It's actually scary to me because it reminds me of social situations in my life where I've felt like it would be literally unsafe for people to learn I'm gay".

I'd be literally levitating".

There'd be literally, physical fights in my house between my father and brother arguing about the role of the saxophone in jazz or something, real punch-ups," Bruce recalled.

It would have to be literally the best comment ever.

If I were to write a manual it would have to be literally 5,000 pages of material to ensure mastery of all levels of math & test prep.

In that case, the businessmen in the race (Trump and Romney) would seem to be, literally, well suited".