In actuality, there is, of course, no desire to speak of.
But the actuality of the trend was noted here for the first time in the S1.
Aquinas and the others who held to his view recognized that a demonstrable attribute in a natural thing would have to be a potentiality, though, of course, an actuality could be demonstrated in a mathematical demonstration, where efficient causation is not at issue, and an occurrent attribute can be shown to inhere in the subject necessarily and at every time.
That one knows, of course, that the actuality is "fictional" or artificial doesn't change its reality.
Of course, as Kierkegaard insists, concrete actuality is also important, and if possibility remains unfulfilled then existence will contract again.
"Stating your age helps people make a simple interpretation, which of course then devalues the experience and actuality of you as a person," Mr. Allen said.
Which means, of course, I am wholly unfamiliar with the actuality of brunch.
This, of course, is true more in spirit than in actuality — unless you're inclined to have patio campouts, and even then, how often would you do that in, say, December?
Of course she had to deny that she was, in actuality, the most fetching maiden in the village maybe in the entire realm.
Of course, these definitions are circular, but that is not in itself a problem: actuality and potentiality are, for Aristotle, fundamental concepts which admit of explication and description but do not admit of reductive analyses.
