The phrase "actuality that" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts discussing the nature of reality or truth, but it would require careful construction to ensure clarity.
Example: "The actuality that we face today is far different from what we anticipated last year."
Alternatives: "the reality that" or "the fact that".
I know it's simplified but in actuality, that is the key to our success".
I'm not sure he would have been Cissy Houston's first choice, but in actuality, that was tasteful and pointed.
Thanks in part to that, Pasiphae's adventures with the bull have an actuality that can still astonish.
The makers and the BBC decided that if they placed these mini-dramas on the turf normally occupied by factual programming, they might shock viewers jaded by rolling news and commentary into a fresh take on the actuality that led to war.
In actuality, that didn't happen, but we were all hoping that it was going to be OK.
The Times wrote, in reviewing the 1929 production, that Pinafore was quintessentially Gilbertian in that the absurdities of a "paternal" Captain and the "ethics... of all romanticism" are accepted "unflinchingly" and taken to their logical conclusion: "It is the reference to actuality that is essential; without it, the absurdity will not stand starkly out".
I had been blind to actualities that were in constant flux around me.
We shouldn't think of these threats as "issues", but rather as daily actualities, real and kinetic and witnessed – actualities that have an impact first on the lives of his children, but eventually on the lives of ours, too.
The first films of the Lumiére brothers were simple recordings ("actualities") that established the photographic basis of the medium; those produced by the stage magician Georges Méliès, the subject of Martin Scorsese's impressive 3D spectacle Hugo, were fantastic and predicated on special effects – namely stop-motion, the simple technique that made animation possible.
A related problem is how the activities of the many actualities that make up the cosmos happen to obey a common set of natural laws.
A silliness seemed to creep into the proceedings & the President seemed to lose his audience... Tells how Reaganism has led to deficit... Now that the Reagan magic was gone, the legislators would have to face the actualities that Reaganism had not dealt with.
