Sentence examples for actual that from inspiring English sources

The events, however, that can become actual, that are actually possible, are events in universes created by God.

And his investigations generate a series of journeys, imagined and actual, that carry him from the 17th century to the 21st.

The second was… if that plan of the actual, that didn't work, then the second would be the cylinder, the gas cylinders I had.

Unhappiness, after all, often implies the desire for change — in circumstances, or even in oneself — and so dissatisfaction with life despite its material benefits suggests a kind of idealism — of intellectual vision of possibilities beyond the actual — that would, at the very least, match up with even the most superficial or stereotypical view of French culture.

First, on Spinoza's view, everything that is possible is actual; that is, there are no unactualized possibilities.

It is in light of the distinction between "is" and "ought," the "ideal" and the "actual," that discrepancies between Khayyam's Rubā'iyyāt and his philosophical views should be understood.

"There's no actual gunshot that's part of that sound," he said.

"The actual killing, that's secondary".

Now I'm giving out actual money; that's extreme.

"This is not an actual plan that has anything defined.

Actual facts that were once acknowledged by the Pres.