Sentence examples for actually of a from inspiring English sources

The thing is, that picture isn't actually of a packet of Milky Way Stars.

After that, he made "Larmes", its features mistakeable for Miller's although they are actually of a shop dummy.

There was a pause (actually of a couple of days) before the reply: "Please pretend I haven't read The Good Soldier.

Fact-checking site Snopes, who really deserve a medal for their debunks, found the picture was actually of a man completely unrelated to Trump, who died in 2008.

The antediluvian political culture of Coburn and his peers, for all its roots in the race-baiting "Southern strategy" of the Nixon era, is actually of a more recent vintage.

A lot of people would say, well, it's absolutely clear, your vision is actually of a mostly conservative politician, and your journey has been from somebody who thought he was a Labour politician to someone whose realised actually he's not.

Which is actually, of course, quite a relief.

It's actually more of a cage.

This is actually sort of a tradition.

Was Hill actually kind of a douche?

This was actually something of a revelation.