Sentence examples for actually being created from inspiring English sources

D.Y.: Yeah, and then what that something else is becomes whatever is actually being created.

But the truth is that despite the warm words and cute comments there is little evidence of a "new settlement" actually being created.

Others, like John Adams, never owned slaves and opposed the institution but compromised on the matter of all men actually being created equal in order to bring the southern states into the union.

"I spent a lot of time talking about the arts over beer or coffee, or at 4 a.m. over a mirror," Pat ruminated recently, "but I didn't see a whole lot actually being created".

Working all day doesn't always mean anything is actually being created.

Mainly because that media is actually being created by, ahem, black people.

George Kennan once said that it is the greatest error to suppose that historical myths cannot actually be created by design.

And it makes sense: "car owner" is the one social category that has actually been created in the past twenty years, as opposed to all the social categories that have been destroyed.

Some of the funded groups were creatures of the C.I.A. Radio Free Europe and the Free Russia Fund, which regularly appealed to the public for contributions, had actually been created by the government and were funded by the C.I.A.

After the Dadullah Front claimed responsibility, the Taliban responded that there was no such organization affiliated with the Taliban, and suggested that the group had actually been created by Afghan intelligence.

"The key question remains how quickly Mr. Bewkes can move to break up the company — and how much value will actually be created from separating out these businesses," said Richard Greenfield, an analyst at Pali Research.