Sentence examples for actually prior from inspiring English sources

Actually, Prior threw 113 pitches, but what did it matter?

Actually, prior to getting into film school, I was very interested in politics and thought mistakenly that I might want to go into politics.

Actually prior to starting there, I was doing my masters at Duke and tried to start a rocket company, with different technology but similar ideas, and that company kind of imploded.

Actually, prior to puberty, boys usually hate girls.

Actually, priors come from different sources [ 11, 13- 16], and some of these sources might have more quality or be more relevant for motif discovery than others.

A serious work, despite Faulkner's unfortunate declaration that it was written merely to make money, Sanctuary was actually completed prior to As I Lay Dying and published, in February 1931, only after Faulkner had gone to the trouble and expense of restructuring and partly rewriting it though without moderating the violence at proof stage.

Peel's new funding from Alibaba actually closed prior to the Chinese company's IPO, which broke U.S. records.

On six of these 90 km/h high speed roads, the average vehicle speeds were actually measured prior to the study, showing an average speed of 88 92 km/h.

CHARLIE ROSE: Did I read that you were involved in some kind of lawsuit because of somebody else? JACK DORSEY: We — so we worked on this system which actually was prior art.

Our study demonstrates that, to fully understand the microstructure and the property of a nitrocarburized surface, it is necessary to adopt the phase transformation sequence α-Fe + N/C → γ-N/C + N/C → γ′ + N/C → ε, in which the existence of a transitional austenite phase containing N/C atoms (γ-N/C) must be assumed and the γ′ phase actually forms prior to the ε phase.

Malebranche here is assuming that in the case of creation ex nihilo God is the cause of not only the being or esse of a creature but also its modes presumably because no other possible cause actually exists prior to the act of creation ex nihilo.