Sentence examples for actually a man of from inspiring English sources

For example, when I asked about his longstanding support of the I.R.A. -- British intelligence says that tens of millions of dollars worth of Libyan-supplied weapons flowed to the guerrilla group in the 70's and 80's -- he deftly converted the question into an illustration of how he is actually a man of peace.

Henry Cavill explicitly admitted last month that Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is not actually a Man of Steel sequel.

Perhaps the greatest political gift of George W. Bush was his ability to convince the public that an oil-tycoon, trust-fund, Yale-flunkie was actually a man of the people.

Self-identifying "Man of the Woods" Justin Timberlake really wants you to know he's actually a man of the times in his new music video "Supplies," which dropped Thursday morning. .

As he admitted to Fliess in 1900, "I am actually not a man of science at all….

Mr. Dun, as the mysterious F.O.B., is clownishly deceptive, pretending to be the rawest of greenhorns while actually being a man of intellectual mettle.

Curiously, the answer may actually come from a man of the cloth.

"I feel not bad," he said, "actually good for a man of 91.

Billy Wilder, 1959 You say: It has the best last line in movie history - 'Well, nobody's perfect,' says Joe E Brown on learning the girl he's courting is actually a man (Jack Lemmon) - and some of Hollywood's best comedy writing.

And while 82percentt of them are said to be female, the world's oldest person is actually a man -- 115-year-old Jiroemon Kimura of Japan.

I know that you in the media are used to party leaders making endless promises that they don't actually keep, but I'm a man of my word, I don't break my word, so I shall be writing to the Ukip national executive in a few minutes saying that I am standing down as leader of Ukip.