Sentence examples for would become literally from inspiring English sources

The city would become literally a publicly shared domain .Political choices of this sort will influence technological choices.

"If we should 'succeed' in digging up and burning all fossil fuels, some parts of the planet would become literally uninhabitable, with some times during the year having wet bulb temperatures exceeding 35°C.

It would, in other words, always be in flux and could become literally anything imaginable both by the human brain and artificial intelligence.

Bohemia had become, literally, the underground.

Where they become, literally, socially invisible.

Uncomfortable seats quickly become, literally, a pain in the butt.

GLIMMERING like a sequined showgirl and hovering in the Western sky near the setting sun, Venus appeared first, the warm-up act for what would become a cavalcade of, literally, thousands of real stars.

Few could have anticipated how cursed, and literally fabulous, his voyage would become.

The publication stated that if crime were never presented in a sympathetic light, then, taken literally, "law" and "justice" would become the same.

My mother refused for fear of the emerging crisis that would become known as AIDS; instead, my parents literally force-fed me red meat to avoid transfusions.

Mortgages would become costlier.