The phrase "actually changed the world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the significant impact or transformation brought about by a person, event, or idea.
Example: "The invention of the internet actually changed the world, connecting people in ways previously unimaginable."
Alternatives: "truly transformed the world" or "genuinely altered the world".
And by doing that you've actually changed the world.
"A lot of these companies that thought they would change the world have actually changed the world," she said.
My main impression over the past five years is that the conference circuit capitalists who give fantastic presentations have turned out to be marginal to history while the people who are too boring and unfashionable to get invited to the conferences in the first place have actually changed the world under our noses.
As David Margolick writes in his study of Strange Fruit, fans credit it "with helping awaken them to the realities of racial prejudice and the redemptive, ameliorative power of art", while Q Magazine described it as one of the "10 songs that actually changed the world".
"If this dispute is not put right," Jones went on, "perhaps in some decades time kids might be confused into believing that the four lads who actually changed the world from a cellar bar in Liverpool instead started out at a Hard Rock.
We mean "Best Social Innovation which benefits Society" – so something which has actually changed the world for the better.
Will it actually change the world, or just give the worldly another excuse to close their ears to the church's moral message?
Not isolated, not on the sidelines, not sending flotillas up the Thames as a demonstration of strength but actually engaging in the world, out there, leading in proposals, showing that we can actually change the world for the better".
For us being chosen as one of seven charities for the royal wedding, I thought to myself, oh my God, she really thinks that we're on to something that could actually change the world for many women.
The trailer has Clooney speak a voiceover asking: "What if there is a secret place where nothing is impossible, a miraculous place where you could actually change the world".
