Sentence examples for actually, though not from inspiring English sources

Actually, though, not more than one party in twenty gives you a tip.

(It remains inhabited today, actually, though not by a commandant).

They seem rather lonely, actually, though not entirely despairing.

Actually though, it's not that stupid, it's just kind of desperate.

Actually, though, "refurbished" doesn't mean used; it usually means "returned, sometimes without even having been opened".

But can we actually though like this isn't even a drunk thing" even though it absolutely is a drunk thing.

This is what the sentence actually says, though not what the writer is hoping it says.

He noted that the airlines typically make more seats available for such travel than customers actually use (though not necessarily on the most popular routes).

Much of the food is actually Nordic, though not exclusively so: the pan-seared langoustine with oyster-parsley purée, for example, could be claimed just as legitimately by New Orleans.

Actually, though, isn't that was these telethons are for?

I did learn something I actually found awesome (though not particularly amazing): the back of the student center stands in for the fictional Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital during the opening credits of the TV series "House".