Sentence examples for actually stating from inspiring English sources

His clear inference, without his actually stating it, was that we were obviously trolling for customers.

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.

In South Jersey, Democratic candidates have run ads distancing themselves from Mr. McGreevey's budget and tax proposals, while others mention the varied accomplishments of "the governor," without actually stating who he is.

Boiled down, Hilaire, nitpicking to all intent and purpose, informed Gayle, that being willing to make himself available for West Indies, as he had said, and actually stating unequivocally that he was available did not amount to the same thing.

Find them in the word box!' " There are Mad Libs-style executive orders ("fill-in a 'fear-inducing noun,' " one instructs, then an "adjective that implies 'sub-human' without actually stating it"), a note from Obama to Trump that was left in the Oval Office, as well as handwritten letters between Melania Trump and her concerned relatives back in Slovenia.

We've known that for so long, actually stating it out loud seems like shouting the obvious.

"He actually stated he didn't need permission.

Only a condition of temporary confusion was actually stated, but there were much wider & darker implications.

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

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

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.