Sentence examples for actually elaborated from inspiring English sources

Archimedes actually elaborated on this principle, not only comparing corresponding sections in area but also "balancing" them by the law of the lever.

The concept is actually elaborated as a possible U.S. policy goal within the NNPA, notes Leonard Weiss, the U.S. Senate staffer who is credited as the chief architect of the act.

And Geoff Emerick, a recording engineer for the Beatles, said: "Often when we were recording some of those Beatles rhythm tracks, there might be an error incorporated, and you would say, 'That error sounds rather good,' and we would actually elaborate on that.

(I could actually elaborate on that more, since Abrams had the good sense to reveal that plot point in the film's first forty-five minutes, but I'll defer, just out of respect to those who haven't yet seen the film. Another day, my pretties).

Finally, the Discussion doesn't really elaborate on how the trends in the responses might actually impact on the success rate of reintroduction programs.

"It was the pram in the hall, but actually," she elaborates in her down-to-earth way, "it's very straightforward.

"What we're seeing now is actually history repeating itself," elaborated Ricciardi.

"My paintings help me travel to magical places without having to actually leave," she elaborates, attributing her folkloric style to a significant influence by Tove Jansson who created the famed Moomin children's books.

A cognitive psychologist named Elizabeth Loftus, who had consulted on the case, wondered whether the children's memories might have been fabricated — in Münsterberg's formulation, involuntarily elaborated — rather than actually recovered.

Moments later, however, he elaborated: his mother actually lived with him.

The theory was actually more elaborate.