Sentence examples for I usually actually from inspiring English sources

I will sort of discuss the different options and alternatives and I might mention Zyban but I usually actually leave it up to the patient to say, "Oh I've heard there's something called Zyban can you tell me a bit about that".

I did feel sympathy for these people and I think that's largely due to the fact that I was not (usually) actually there asking for a permit or something.

A number of "controversial" (which usually actually means "perfectly reasonable") female artistes are also set to get the documentary treatment this year.

Tapas, including rabo de toro (bull's tail, but usually actually oxtail, stew) and full meals served with carafes of house red and sangría.

Arguments that a particular method of interpretation produces greater restraint are usually actually arguments that the method produces greater constraint on judges, leaving them less freedom to decide cases on the basis of their policy preferences.

And people who take risk intelligently can usually actually make a lot more progress than people who don't.

Police know this because when they test the 'speed' they've seized from people, it's usually actually powdered meth.

Usually, actually always, the terms "multiplication" and "reproduction" are used as exact synonyms.

Several studies have shown that these devices are very facile at removing carbon dioxide from the blood [ 28- 31], but, in contrast, their effect on oxygenation appears limited [ 32- 34], primarily because the ILA device is usually actually driven by oxygenated arterial blood (arterio-venous pressure gradient).

On average, these brandies are usually actually 20 years old or more.

"I have hardly played any of his music, and he is very different from the composers I usually play, but actually it's a quite logical step.