Sentence examples for actually in terms of from inspiring English sources

Actually, in terms of current discourse, the Mendelssohn volume may be more pertinent than the Verdi.

That was the biggest shock, actually, in terms of the privacy".

It was one of the darkest films I've made, actually, in terms of the story and in terms of the weight.

But things with the made-over grandmother feel wrong faster than you can wave a wand — a bit too quickly, actually, in terms of sustaining narrative suspense.

(Actually, in terms of V.C. record-keeping, those are more like out-of-the-park-and-into-the-next-county home runs).

"We do have a history in this country with housing and it goes back to the crash of 1974, which actually in terms of inventory and price declines was comparable to what's happening now," Mr. Isakson said at a news conference.

"I think we're actually underachieving in terms of absurdity; we're not nearly absurd enough.

But what would that actually mean in terms of programs cut and services reduced?

They are not actually looking in terms of what has been achieved, which is the renewed confidence of the people.

Even if forcibly spreading democracy were feasible, is it actually desirable — in terms of the national interest?

"I actually think in terms of the business cycle, we're peaking out right about now," he said.