Sentence examples for actually ultimately from inspiring English sources

And for America in general, actually, ultimately it's better for business – but the return on investment takes so long that a business might not be willing to do that".

WS: In a sense, the genius of the shtick lies in its endlessly regressive self-reflectivity, but from the audience's point of view we're sitting there thinking, "Is he really actually, ultimately embittered or not?" SL: One of the reasons I always man the book stall afterwards is I find it very funny to do all that edgy stuff for two hours and then be all, "Hello, how are you?

It's OK, you might get a bit of a slap, you might get two-and-a-half years in prison - but actually ultimately you'll be fine.'".

And it's actually ultimately — I mean, the problem that, you know, I thought Facebook did the right thing and back off on that particular thing.

I actually ultimately stopped using my Roomba, which cost considerably less, because it wasn't really effective enough to deal with the trade-offs.

Among the information to be shared will be who actually ultimately benefits from the shadowy shell companies, special purpose companies and trust arrangements often employed by tax evaders and money launderers.

So the charming but peripatetic skits on "Sesame Street," designed to keep children watching -- and to entertain their parents -- actually confused and ultimately annoyed preschoolers.

Obama said that the way Johnson handled his H.I.V. diagnosis changed "how the culture thought about that — which, actually, I think, ultimately had an impact about how the culture thought about the gay community".

May said: "Ultimately, actually, the answer to this problem is to ensure we are reducing the number of migrants who are trying to come from Africa across into Europe, that we break the link between making that dangerous journey, as it often is for people, and coming to settle in Europe".

America has chosen to dilute, reinterpret, and turn a blind eye to what yoga actually is, and ultimately, who we actually are.

Despite the fact that Batman loves to creep about in the shadows about as much as a puppy loves to roll in a pile of freshly raked leaves, his penchant for theatricality actually leaves him, ultimately, severely lacking in subtlety.