Sentence examples for actually cutouts from inspiring English sources

We last reported on Janet Davison Rowley, the geneticist whose work at home with "paper dolls"—actually, cutouts from photographs she made of chromosomes led her to discover the relationship between the translocation of bits of chromosomal material and cancer, in April, when she was named a recipient of the 2013 Albany Medical Center Prize in Medicine and Biomedical Research.

Although a little further along you discover that the hanging cutouts actually depict the Coney Island Cyclone.

She then asked about Michael Collins – actually a cardboard cutout of a life-size photograph of Michael Collins, the Irish revolutionary leader killed in 1922.

This is actually just cardboard cutout of Eli he is at home doing laundry pic.twitter.com/Rc5zLOqzdL.

After our wedding last October, my wife moved into my place and it took less than a month to learn a few things: The life-size Elvis cutout actually does look better in my office than the living room.

The scene in the cafeteria, in which the four boys are annoyed by Pip, is a cut scene from the original version of the South Park pilot, "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe"; as such, the animation in that individual scene is actually traditional paper cutout stop motion, while the animation throughout the rest of the episode is done with computers.

There's a bust being fitted with a jacket that appears to be made of crocodile (each scale is actually an irregularly shaped cutout made of black ostrich skin that's been hand sewn onto organdy and tulle).

The revelation here might be that Mr. Katz and Ada actually look similar; a cutout self-portrait of Mr. Katz painted on aluminum, "Alex" (1968), which stands before "The Red Smile," seems to support research suggesting that we seek out mates who are, in many ways, mirror images of ourselves.

Deer are shown vaulting over six-foot fences, shrugging at barking dogs and not merely ignoring silhouette cutouts of coyotes, but actually licking them.

It can actually be said that the changing of cutout diameter in d = 30 to d = 100 has no significant effect on the local buckling capacity of the shells.

Now when I'm drawing I kind of feel like the characters are actually standing in a room rather than cardboard cutouts with a backdrop on it.