Sentence examples for actually unlike from inspiring English sources

That's pretty funny every time you see it, actually, unlike the same canned animation you get whenever Ivan slices an enemy in two, which loses its appeal the second time it plays.

He had the definitive version of "Georgia," but I was doing that on my show, actually, unlike many of the others which I did for the first time when I was making the demos for the writer to write the arrangments.

'It's actually very unlike them,' he goes on.

Syria represents a negotiating partner that can actually deliver, unlike the fractured and divided Palestinians.

Best of all, it actually arrived, unlike the glasses of Picpoul de Pinet we ordered with our first course.

The unassuming and robust charm that characterizes Mr. Gomes is actually not unlike the qualities that distinguish the Cisne Negro dancers.

"The million-man Indian army actually fights, unlike the post-modern militaries of many of our European allies".

He reminds me a bit of Ed Cowan actually and unlike most people, I intend that as a compliment.

Time described the environmental crisis as a problem that Americans "might actually solve, unlike the immensely more elusive problems of race prejudice or the war in Vietnam".

But beneath that respectable veneer of reckless behaviour and general carrying on, the state is actually not unlike the rest of America.

Microsoft demonstrated a new docking station that effectively transforms the Pro 2 into a traditional PC — and it seems to actually work, unlike previous attempts to build such a device.