Sentence examples for actually not very much from inspiring English sources

Actually, not very much.

The paperwork is actually not very much -- and we have taken it down.

There's actually not very much controversy over how to do emergency humanitarian relief; there are technical and logistical issues, but few deep issues of economics or political theory.

"Actually not very much," says Mr DelBene.

"In terms of stuff that's actually happened, not very much occurs.

"Actually there's not very much difference between the pictures," says McCartney.

But on first viewing I found myself asking halfway through, "What is this film actually about?" After not very much thought, I came to the conclusion that it was not a How Things Never Go According to Plan story, but a love poem to Scotland and the Scots.

There are suspenseful moments but not very much actually happens and there is an over-reliance on chance meetings to forward the plot.

Not very much, actually.

However, South Korea has not been the country that was very invested in the decoration and accoutrements of that holiday, and even into the 1990s, not very much actually happened on 25 December besides being what Koreans call a "red day" on the calendar and a public holiday from work.

"Kids are enrolling in school in much greater numbers than ever before," she said, "but that really masks the fact that they're actually not learning very much.