Sentence examples for actually states that from inspiring English sources

We spent the first ten minutes discussing the Iliad, and whether or not the text actually states that Achilles had been dipped in the River Styx.

"The act actually states that the costs will be about $91,000 per company, and that is laughable," Mr. Lordi said.

— the post actually states that as a goal for this new Explorer.

CNET's review of the X-900 actually states that its controls weren't very responsive, and the onboard speakers only work if the joypad is attached to the screen.

Now, a newer report from Primack — a tweet, actually — states that Trump's transition team is "looking at" Rex Tibbens, the COO of the ride-share company Lyft, as a potential candidate for U.S. Transportation Secretary.

However, when I read the RCS and Vascular Society policy on outliers, I found that it actually states that a surgeon or unit should be flagged as an "alert", prompting further investigation and review, at the threshold of only two, rather than three, standard deviations from the mean.

Does the Koran actually state that the Bible is polluted?" Also, it asked: "What is your attitude about the spread of Islam in America?

People like Jaden are starting to wear the trans uniform without actually stating that they are transgender, and they're claiming it for themselves under the guise of gender-neutral fashion.

JUDGE WHITE -- I believe so.... SENATOR HATCH -- To your knowledge, did Senator Ashcroft ever actually state that you were calling for Mr. Johnson's release, this fellow who had killed four people?

While the rules of the contest actually state that "no lyrics, speeches, or gestures of a political or similar nature shall be permitted" – meaning that Georgia's effort may have to be changed, or even withdrawn, if contest organisers don't approve – it hasn't stopped contestants from trying to air their views in the past.

Not that they've actually stated that.