Sentence examples for actually aspects from inspiring English sources

In my book, How to Age, I suggest that the two main ways in which ageing is represented are actually aspects of the same gerontophobia, the dread of growing old and hostility to old people.

Some have argued that these changes in the sleep-wake cycle are actually aspects of a more fundamental alteration in circadian rhythms.

Then when you actually look at other aspects of India, at the social problems that we have, there are a large set of opportunities in areas like education and healthcare, and the Internet offers a great way to help solve some of these problems.

There are actually two aspects to this.

There are actually two aspects to the notion of social context.

But that would mean that the cause would therefore no longer be extrinsic to the effect; they would be, rather, necessary and intrinsically conjoined, actually two aspects of a single irreducible entity, which would mean that no causal event actually ever occurs.

Probably the most known theory for explaining environmental preference in the architectural, interior and urban design disciplines is 'prospect-refuge theory', although its application in design actually combines aspects of Berlyne's (1951) 'arousal theory' and Kaplan and Kaplan's (1989) 'information model' with Appleton (1975) prospect-refuge theory.

For Whitehead, the term "prehension" indicates that the perceiver actually incorporates aspects of the perceived thing into itself.

RIS Labs head and storied LA DJ Eric Sharp told us about Pioneer's game-changing XDJ1000's, which are pushing things forward while actually removing aspects: "They've removed the CD functionality, so it's just controlled by USB's, but you can also connect your computer.

Actually, more aspects should be considered such as the druggability, cellular compartmentalization and protein level.

There are actually three aspects to this comment, all very important.