Sentence examples for actually in control of from inspiring English sources

"You're actually in control of very little in life".

Or is she actually in control of the situation?

I was actually in control of how much gas I consumed, and it was a powerful feeling.

Given how all these developments seem to contradict stated city authority goals to increase public space that is actually publicly owned, one could be forgiven for thinking that the GLA is not actually in control of development in London.

Bush revelled in the empowerment, declaring that "the freedom you feel when you're actually in control of your own music is fantastic" but giving the emotion a distinctly female inflection: "as soon as you get your hands on the production, it becomes your baby.

What's more, he says, it's "kind of a big deal" that plants are actually in control of the long-studied mutualism with ants and aphids.

"It's a much better user experience where the user actually feels in control of their advertising in the same way they feel in control of their content," said Phil Farhi, group product manager for monetization at YouTube.

You're actually not in control of most things -- you can't control timing, or how something will turn out.

However, there has been an enormous failure to accurately account for how DDT actually functions in control of malaria.

Incidentally, at no point in that trip by air did I feel actually relaxed and in control of my destiny until I was in the red Mustang, merging with traffic on the 405 down to Long Beach.

Asheville actually seems to be in control of this game.