Sentence examples for actually at all from inspiring English sources

Given the absence of most Labor policies and the screeching change of direction by the government, I'm not sure the contrast on economic and fiscal policy is actually at all clear, but the raw political strategy certainly is.

The listening and concern alone make patients feel better, which is why homeopathy is an ideal treatment for anyone who doesn't quite feel 100% but isn't actually at all ill.

But some of the beliefs themselves are not, actually, at all distant from, and share many common sources and impulses with, those of G. K. Chesterton and Hilaire Belloc, who I have written about at length and whose genius, despite their really remarkably insistent anti-Semitism, leaves them in the English literary pantheon.

And he wasn't actually at all like his public image.

The lowest price is actually at All' Acqua's sister restaurant Barbrix, which is selling the bottle for $48.

This is a quick run down of commonly packed safari items and an evaluation of whether or not they're actually at all useful.

The crux of Bratton's presentation Monday was his argument, seemingly supported by neat graphs set up to his left, that "use of force" by the police was actually at all-time lows, with only 2percentt of arrests resulting in force being used.

Who actually looks at all that stuff?

The truth is, though, that they are not actually bodies at all.

Gimmicks, such as giving away free shoes, are useless because nobody actually needs shoes at all.

Is that where Spencer actually belongs?_ Not at all.