Sentence examples for actually anonymous from inspiring English sources

"Some Milano's people are actually anonymous patrons of Sarah Skaggs Dance.

(The hint comes earlier, when we learn that the objects in the children's cigar box during the opening credits were actually anonymous gifts that the children had discovered in the knot-hole of a tree in the Radley yard).

Your 'Anonymous' Browsing Data Isn't Actually Anonymous.

This can only happen when we share our stories, not just as headlines on Facebook or in the media we feel consumed by comparison and the artificial standards of correctness, and where we are limited from sharing the full context of our stories; where we are actually anonymous.

Note that you are not actually anonymous when you connect to a public FTP.

"Bitcoin has this reputation for anonymity but it's not actually completely anonymous in that every transaction is recoded," says Smith. "Bitcoin was designed to be a form of censorship-resistant digital cash; anonymity was never the original design goal".

The authors suggested that the darkness created an "illusory anonymity": even though you aren't actually more anonymous in the dark than in the light, you feel as though you are, making you more likely to engage in behaviors you otherwise wouldn't.

Today, though, we're finally looking back and realising that, actually, our anonymous post-War office blocks sometimes possessed verve.

So there you go, it's not actually completely anonymous.

This week it's Aerosmith lead singer Steven Tyler who is up in arms — to the point of actually taking anonymous bloggers to court.

Finally, there is a very brief work of mnemonic verses for teaching grammar to schoolboys, Commentarius in carmen 'Fundamentum puerorum' (ed. Gansiniec 1960), although its editor believes that it is actually an anonymous abridgement of De modis significandi.