Sentence examples for actually refer to from inspiring English sources

These figures actually refer to funding gaps, not funding received.

CS: No they actually refer to two slightly different things.

We actually refer to it as the Gadget Graveyard.

I honestly haven't heard many people actually refer to the film by its official title.

Its lyrics read like a break-up song, but actually refer to Norman's sad demise.

The title doesn't actually refer to Bostonians in general but two characters.

Mr. Dodd also owns an earlier patent that "we actually refer to as the 'fruitcake patent,"' he said.

They are, as the show's first work dubiously announces, "Too Abstract to Actually Refer to a Particular Source".

For the record, the previous paragraph doesn't actually refer to anything specific, but it will undoubtedly make you think of something no matter when you're reading this.

Romney did not actually refer to Trump Ice, the discontinued bottled water brand the businessman once sold in national grocery stores.

Though Irenaeus did not actually refer to two testaments, one old and one new, he prepared the way for this terminology.