Sentence examples for actually meaningful from inspiring English sources

Profiling is therefore likely to distract security personnel from those terrorist markers that are actually meaningful.

Except for himself and an obscure 19th-century Swedish doctor named Gustav Zander, he said, "I have been unable to find any proof of any actually meaningful contributions to the field by anybody else".

Based on survey data collected from engineering and business students and alumni of three universities, we provide evidence that entering sustainability orientation into the equation is actually meaningful.

This also supports the idea that the global standard deviation is affected by the necking of the lower part, and that the sudden rise is actually meaningful.

We also found that the frequent errors are actually meaningful errors, and students tried to pose problems satisfying as many constraints as possible, which means they actually think about the structure to pose required problems in the assignments.

White does raise the interesting notion, though, of a new form of protest; one with an actually meaningful "theory of change"; an inchoate spectre that could haunt, chill, and even overthrow Establishment capitalism as we know it.

"Well, you know, we're going to show all the tits and ass," she says, as her cameraperson zooms in on just that, "and then we're going to show why it's actually really meaningful".

She's just looking for some kind of therapeutic release, and though you could say she's manipulated into the experience, actually, something really meaningful happens to her.

"What he gave up today was actually quite meaningful," he said.

How can these little black marks on a page actually be meaningful?

You go nah-nah-nah [mimes scribbling] and then you start to touch on something that's actually more meaningful".