Sentence examples for actually to name from inspiring English sources

Reconstruction of Xenocrates' views turns, as in the case of Speusippus, on Aristotle, and, again as in the case of Speusippus, this is made the more difficult by Aristotle's frequent failure actually to name Xenocrates when talking about his views.

Such a large number of animals strikes many people as unusual, and even unmanageable, so sometimes, instead of "What's your dog's name?," she is asked if she actually bothers to name all her dogs.

It was at this point I started feeling rather sorry for the professor, who actually proceeds to name those important friends ("the novelist Ian McEwan" was among them), as if he were trying to persuade his readers that as well as being a philosopher and connoisseur, he's also quite a mover and shaker.

History books will have some trouble teasing out the real Satoshi, but I would note that the best book on Bitcoin, Nathaniel Popper's Digital Gold, doesn't actually try to name the culprit.

For example, he would … well, actually, he refuses to name a single example of a loophole he wants to close.

But at least you might actually be able to name the candidates.

My mother actually was inspired to name me after a conversation with a drunk friend of a friend.

They could report on an account that you actually don't own, charge-offs that never happened or late payments that were actually paid on time - to name a few.

Since that post in January, Americans have actually become about as likely to name their own country as the world's leading economic power as they are to name China (40 percent naming the United States, 41 percent China).

You may have guessed, but you don't have to actually name the folder "Disappear" to get the hack to work.

Then to actually NAME it "Bodega" after the exact thing they're trying to gentrify & put out of business?