Sentence examples for actually have to answer from inspiring English sources

His attempts to argue that extending marriage rights to same-sex couples would harm child-rearing and heterosexual marriage were so feeble that Justice Scalia intervened at one point to suggest that Bursch didn't actually have to answer the question.

What did they actually have to answer?

Citizens and no doubt elected officials are almost certain to ask hard questions — and this time, the Chairman might actually have to answer them.

"So it felt bad, but I was like a Pavlovian dog — I still drool every time the bell rings, but I don't actually have to answer the bell".

And as McConnell knows from the hundreds of thousands of Obamacare enrollees his home state, repealing the law would snatch health coverage from millions, something Republicans might not want to actually have to answer for.

After the Americans overcame their usual slow start, Chris Paul stood before reporters and actually had to answer whether he felt sorry for the opposition.

When the phone rang, you actually had to answer it to find out who was calling.

I think the answer to your question, actually, has to do with both what happened in the Gulf itself, the ecology of the way in which the ocean responded, and the way in which human beings dealt with the spill.

It seems strange for a candidate to be offended by the idea that he had actually been a nice kid — Romney had to answer to the opposite charge — and a little like being puzzled that an ancient torch has no wires attached.

"It's rather that they're being asked, 'Here's a classroom situation and how would you handle it?' Since they actually have to type in an answer, it makes it a little difficult to do it with the back of your hand".

I, uh, don't actually have answers to any of those last few questions.