Sentence examples for actually research from inspiring English sources

In fact, there's actually research that says we tend to spend a windfall more than once.

"It wasn't until a few years ago that I started to actually research it and look into it a lot because I didn't really want to know.

"We actually research the architectural history of the place we're working in, and tie our proposals into something that's an intellectual idea about history rather than just replicating it," he said.

Although the tabloid version of "Nostalgia News" is defunct, Jack Smith will, for a fee--not all that high, actually, research, typeset, and reproduce a special one-page edition of "Nostalgia News" specifically tailored to any birth date.

Yet while 60% of donors said they cared about impact, only 20% actually research and look for information on impact, and just 2% use an informed assessment to choose between charities.

Sufficient interest in late-term abortions to actually research them would, furthermore, show that the functional NHS time limit is not 24 weeks but 19, after which public health services become so foot-draggingly obstructive that women have to go private.

"The writers and producers actually researched the actual yogic powers.

He actually researches trash-talk material.

No accident there: "We actually researched in advance," Ms. Rose said recently over snacks with the rest of the group at a restaurant on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.

Since one section of his "Roaratorio" (1983) looks like Irish jigs, I once asked him if he had actually researched jigs.

The killer, a felon who had just been released from prison, actually researched gun shows either just before or just after he killed his grandparents so that he could buy a gun without a background check.