Sentence examples for actually emphasis from inspiring English sources

Actually emphasis has been given for the important role of innate immune response in the control of M. tuberculosis infection [ 29, 30].

The entire Second Amendment actually reads (emphasis added): "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed".

"But there is actually an emphasis on the user experience".

Actually, an emphasis on 2 and four every measure gives a stronger groove overall.

In his speech, Obama actually put more emphasis on the other side of the equation: rigor.

In other words, what seems like Eastwood's political ambiguity is actually an intentional emphasis: the movie's problem with Hoover wasn't the way he dealt with Communists of foreign fealty but, rather, his self-mythologizing spotlight hogging and his efforts to discredit such authentic heroes as Franklin D. Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King.

That  dash of style may strike some as disrespectfully attention-grabbing, but it actually shifts the emphasis of the story from one mentally disturbed murderer to the people he terrorized.

"Even though I wrote a book called the Sixth Extinction and it was about extinction — there's too much emphasis actually on extinction, on the last animal," Kolbert said.

Black males were found to actually place 'greater' emphasis on getting good grades than whites or Asians; in fact, white males were the 'least' likely to say good grades were 'very important' to them".

While encouraging attempts at identifying potential savings in other programmes may actually increase the emphasis given to disinvestment and resource release in the PBMA process, implementation of disinvestments proposed in other areas is likely to prove challenging.

It actually had the wrong emphasis.