Sentence examples for actually no effort from inspiring English sources

There was no negotiation, no demand, no effort to block passage, and actually no effort to do anything at all.

So the space references an actual hospital but it's actually an effort to reconceive the space.

The actions that led to the raid were actually an effort by the Starrs to show the government how lax security is at contract postal units, they said.

Or is it actually an effort to keep campaign contributions flowing from supposedly liberal-leaning Hollywood moguls?

We now know that for all the claims made by supporters and apologists, who say she hassled the apartheid regime for the release of Nelson Mandela, she actually made little or no effort to raise the issue during talks with the hardline South African president PW Botha at Chequers on 2 June 1984.

But Plumb and others contended that Dr. Said made no effort to actually examine the real, historical relations between West and East, or "to sort out what was true in the Western representation" of the East from what was false and caricatured.

A Ponzi scheme, named after one of its earliest modern practitioners, involves collecting money for a supposed business venture, using dough from new investors to pay previous ones, and pocketing the rest while making little or no effort to actually invest in anything.

No distinction was made between legal and illegal downloads, no effort was taken to actually teach anything even remotely related to copyright.

But, Higson says, "... no effort is made to actually render her point of view as the point of view of the film or the spectator".

"There's a potential which your life can realise, but I don't believe in fate in the way that some people think, 'Oh, well, there's no point actually making any effort in life because if something's meant to happen it'll happen anyway.' That's a load of bollocks.

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