Sentence examples for actually a class of from inspiring English sources

"Inflation is actually a class of theories," said Dr. Guth.

Actually a class of neuromorphic chip has been available since 1993.

Another aspect to be considered is the fact that formalin is actually a class of formaldehyde-based fixatives with a final aldehyde concentration of 4%.

It is actually a member of a class of compounds called xanthines that includes theobromine, which is abundant in chocolate and theophylline, the major xanthine in tea.

Since a polygon is not actually a shape, but a class of shapes, the area function would not do anything.

In some circumstances, a trademarked term will be so successful that it eventually becomes "generic"; that is, the general public believes that the trademarked term is actually the name of a class of goods.

Now, they say that a type of exploding star first thought to be an unusual sort of type Ia supernova is actually a different class of supernova altogether.

It might be actually a new class of object - something that only emits in gamma rays".

A third option might be that there is actually a new class of streaming service in the works.

Look for versions across the board as it's actually a new class of Blackberries, one to suit each carrier.

Like all the Romance languages, it reminds you that English is actually a class-conscious sandwich of two layers: short, pithy Anglo-Saxon, and the more laboured Latinate forms spoken originally by the aristocracy.