literally ***

I literally knew no one who had anything bad to say about him.

Some people literally go home for the rest of the day.

I'm not sure anyone knew how literally to take him.

But from the start, the show was literally a family project.

Your husband's head was literally taken off and you heard nothing?

I'm also quite literally looking down on all of you.

He has literally been all over the lot on public policy.

What must she think of him for almost taking her literally?

And so literally four weeks from now we're going to have 5 already.

I mean they are usually literally up in the air.

Literally the last thing he wanted to hear, not the first.

But he seemed quite literally to be able to see in the dark!

She had literally never spent a night alone with any man outside her family.

During the next few days, I got the idea to her literally.

I work with young people who would do, literally, any job at all.

I quite literally have no idea what you're on about.

I mean literally, he might show up three days out of the work week, sometimes less.

"We will literally go out and take you by the hand."

We face a decision that is literally a matter of life and death.

"He literally put the people of our community at risk."

That natural world may be literally just outside the door.

With both parents now gone from the home, the children believe they are on their own, literally, those who know them say.

He has literally made a federal case out of it.

So she found a man who, literally, knows what these young people feel.

"They take things too literally because they're trying to figure life out."