Examples of 'sometimes literally' in a sentence
Meaning of "sometimes literally"
sometimes literally: This phrase is often used to emphasize that something is actually true or valid, not just metaphorically. It indicates that the following statement should be taken at face value and is not an exaggeration or figure of speech
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sometimes literally
Sometimes literally in his case.
The search for a feeling of security is sometimes literally in the photos.
And sometimes literally cringe.
The hustle meant that health and safety protocols sometimes literally got left in the dust.
Sometimes literally feeling sick.
I have to symbolically and sometimes literally cut myself off from distractions.
They have cursed my girlfriend, they have held me prisoner, sometimes literally.
Were sometimes literally in ruins.
Get away with murder, sometimes literally.
They can sometimes literally take years to go through ; they are very exhaustive.
It can be a pain in the butt, sometimes literally.
The one that sometimes literally stops you from breathing.
Figuratively of course… and sometimes literally.
What I wanted sometimes literally was delivered to my doorstep.
Among these groups, foot washing is nevertheless sometimes literally practiced.
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They pray by sometimes literally immersing their heads into mud, with close contact with earth.
Too many parents isolate themselves, sometimes literally and sometimes emotionally.
Parliaments are at the front line of the fight against terrorism, sometimes literally.
In today 's society people are sometimes literally attached to their cell phones.
Truck operators and their drivers are in the firing line - sometimes literally.
Actually, sometimes literally.
Everyone who works there wears their enthusiasm for the game on their sleeves - sometimes literally.
They eat them up - sometimes literally.
Assured of immunity, the wealthy and powerful got away with murder -- sometimes literally.
Metaphorically . Sometimes literally.
Rich, famous, powerful people get away with murder all the time, sometimes literally.
Rosie, slow down . Sometimes literally.
Outside the company, Legos and 3D printing are a natural fit for each other - sometimes literally.
I get it . - Sometimes literally.
But the thing is, he is right: it is backbreaking labor, sometimes literally.
You're jealous of me? Sometimes literally.
The girls don't see you standing, sometimes literally.
He could spin a sympathetic story about his travails, sometimes literally through tears.
She shows the vulnerability of others but also reveals herself, sometimes literally in her self-portraits.
But you already know that . Sometimes literally.
Not literally … Actually, sometimes literally.
She 's the heart of this place . Sometimes literally.
For Spain, the war became an endless quagmire, sometimes literally.
So, maybe you should just step back and observe . Sometimes literally.
I have always been surprised, often charmed, sometimes literally " enraptured . ".
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I literally killed my only chance at becoming a judge
And the stage is literally falling apart
He literally wrote the book on forensic neuropsychiatry
