Sentence examples for actually incorrect from inspiring English sources

Some textbooks erroneously describe glasses as undercooled viscous liquids, but this is actually incorrect.

Shorten's "meta" analysis might have been an exercise in "look over there, at that thing", but his diagnosis wasn't actually incorrect.

But Ayoade gets more than he bargained for when he discovers that media reports of them forming in Feltham are actually incorrect; it was in fact Staines-upon-Thames.

That was actually incorrect, we've heard from multiple sources.

Nevertheless, we assume that links that are inconsistent by the C---/X↔Y method are actually incorrect.

This inference is actually incorrect as can be seen if we look at the correlation coefficients calculated separately within each country and using individual students' data.

Many viewers, including me, failed to see what was actually politically incorrect about "Politically Incorrect," which was recently canceled by ABC.

But that's actually an incorrect viewpoint.

MB: There was actually some incorrect reporting about it.

Update: a spokesperson tells us the filing was actually slightly incorrect.

This is the weird thing the Internet has done to language: Standard Written English — or, at least, its most fundamentalist form, Clinical Standard Written English — has actually become incorrect in most online contexts.