The word "actually" in example sentences
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There are situations in which I take the lead and I protect him (mostly that’s for emotional stuff rather than physical though) thinking about this is quite disturbing actually to realise just how much pressure I must be putting on him to PROTECT me to TAKE CARE of me to LEAD – yeah I think I need to be dealing with that actually good job I started writing this eh? the-moo Diary Entry
Even though they pointed out the word actually translates as "Vaporize," the Russians still had a good laugh because I think they understood where we were coming from. iowahawk
"Making Plans for Lena" (the French title actually translates as "No, My Girl, You Won't Go Dancing"), the beautiful Chiara Mastroianni -- she's the daughter of Catherine Deneuve and Marcello Mastroianni -- plays a recovering divorcee who hides out at her family's place in the country while deciding if she can manage her two kids on her own. Politics
Oh, wait, such content is actually very difficult to find, according to anyone who * actually* knows anything about it. Medlogs - Recent stories
And yet, according to Capture's co-founder Tara Sharp, the label actually contains layers of meaning. Judging a Wine by What It Wears
In Dreams the word is used with an understanding of what the word actually means, namely a weight that stabilizes a boat and prevents it from capsizing: Deconstructing Obama
In Dreams the word is used with an understanding of what the word actually means, namely a weight that stabilizes a boat and prevents it from capsizing: Deconstructing Obama
With 11 songs a deluxe version offers four bonus tracks, the title actually refers to her 11th studio album in a career dating to 1992. Michael Bialas: Eleven: Martina McBride Is Counting on This Winning Number
not that the site is actually like that, and not that you *actually* believe that climate science is valid, and the only reason you oppose political action is because of minor, inconsequential, hypothetical, unproven problems that you admit are probably meaningless. Steve Had a Little List
(And the fact is, my name actually is Yiddish for "Generic Jewish Kid.") May 2006
Other special operations units joke that "SEAL" stands for "Sleep, eat, lift," though the term actually stands for Sea, Air, Land. NPR Topics: News
"Making Plans for Lena" (the French title actually translates as "No, My Girl, You Won't Go Dancing"), the beautiful Chiara Mastroianni -- she's the daughter of Catherine Deneuve and Marcello Mastroianni -- plays a recovering divorcee who hides out at her family's place in the country while deciding if she can manage her two kids on her own. Politics
Maybe that's why his name actually has become synonymous with, well, you can Google him here. Nathaniel Frank: What Part of 'Equality' Doesn't the Right Wing Understand?
Jim Cornette has been the Championship Committee representative (or something like that - I'm not sure what his title actually is). PWTorch.com
Autumn heatwaves are often referred to as "Indian summers", but what does the term actually mean? BBC News - Home
The “actually” operator in modal logic is supposed to mirror the behavior of the English adverb ˜actually™ and adjective ˜actual™ in the examples below: Names
If the Cons do a volte-face and actually...*actually* put out policies to do national good, then kicking, screaming or otherwise, they were forced into it by the opposition parties standing up and booting them in the ass. It's prorogation.
'The phrase actually translates as "this place is awe-inspiring", terribilis in an Old Testament sense rather than "terrible" in a modern sense, but you can imagine how it's been interpreted.' Sepulchre
"Making Plans for Lena" (the French title actually translates as "No, My Girl, You Won't Go Dancing"), the beautiful Chiara Mastroianni -- she's the daughter of Catherine Deneuve and Marcello Mastroianni -- plays a recovering divorcee who hides out at her family's place in the country while deciding if she can manage her two kids on her own. Politics
(And the fact is, my name actually is Yiddish for "Generic Jewish Kid.") Enough About Me. So What do YOU Think About Me?
