Sentence examples for actually interestingly from inspiring English sources

He was not confident, that is, that everything we call gold, or iron, or a monkey, was actually interestingly similar at a non-superficial level.

"Conservative councils cost those on band D, on average, £89 a year less than they do when they are Labour-controlled, and actually, interestingly, £106 a year less than they do when they are Lib Dem-controlled," he told BBC Two's Daily Politics programme.

And that actually, interestingly, gives us more confidence about our ability to manage the implementation of the larger deal".

I'm not actually from here, interestingly enough.

One of Priestley's time-travelling excursions, it begins with a man on his deathbed and tracks backwards, apparently in an effort to recover the point of his life, but actually - more interestingly - to suggest that every person is a combination of serial existences, with our infant and teenage selves only occasionally visiting each other.

Interestingly, actually adding the raisins had no effect whatsoever.

Interestingly, there actually are instances of voluntary taxation.

Interestingly, Gove actually lost two votes since Tuesday, possibly because his ally Nick Boles was caught trying to hobble the Leadsom campaign.

Styles, interestingly, had actually spoken out on tax avoidance, urging the chancellor to crack down on loopholes, while Turner & co were happily diverting their dollars into exactly such an enterprise.

Leibniz, interestingly enough, actually suggests such a view in his Theodicy section 388.

Interestingly, however, actually flying the test craft is a rather analog affair.