Sentence examples for yes literally from inspiring English sources

The air is sweet, yes, literally sweet.

Everyone (yes, literally) says that leftovers are "the best part of Thanksgiving," but I'm not psyched for dry meat on bread with a ton of mayonnaise, or even that exotic alternative, cranberry sauce.

There was no palpable tension as the group toured the hospital's Little White Chapel with its revolving (yes, literally revolving) Jewish, Catholic and Protestant altars and non-denominational stained-glass windows.

Now, Isis has returned, with scores of US-made tanks and heavy artillery taken from Iraqi forces, to take revenge against many of those same revolutionary militias in Kobane, declaring their intention to massacre and enslave – yes, literally enslave – the entire civilian population.

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Others just focus on the idea of getting in on the ground floor — yes, sometimes literally — at a new building they think will be 'hot,' Ms. Urgo said.

This has been for art installations, research on allelopathy, a test to determine if kudzu can grow in zero gravity (yes, kudzu literally will be sent to space), genetic studies and for use as wildlife forage.

Now they are dragging Charlie along for the ride — and yes, it literally begins with a ride.

The Accordion Shop – yes, quite literally – in Berkshire was robbed in August, by a group who seemed to know what they were doing.

And yes, physicists literally send particles on a collision course like two race cars, crashing into each other, to find out whether they're made up of even smaller particles.