Sentence examples for actually a pity from inspiring English sources

"It's actually a pity that there's now a break because I wanted to continue playing games," said the Italian.

Actually, it's a pity that such an insight was not in Dr. Swiggett's book, for it struck me as by far the keenest aperçu I had read of the work in question, and might have led our unhappy author to a more fructuous harvest of conclusions.

Actually, it would be a pity.

It's a pity, actually.

The location is a pity, actually.

There are so many interesting things that have actually happened, it's almost a pity to spend your time reading about things that didn't.

A pity, really.

That is a pity, for America has actually played a more constructive role at the summit than most think (see article).

It's a pity you can't actually hear a picture, because Frow stylewatch can report that this outfit sounds as loud as it looks – you could actually hear the embellishment moving.

Ken Clarke later observed Thornberry and Lidington as being two people struggling to find something to argue over and that it was a pity they weren't actually in charge of their respective parties.

It's just a pity that the person you actually see is Tom Cruise.