Sentence examples for actually unnamed from inspiring English sources

Its working title was initially Zeloria, which later caused some confusion as several video game magazines continued to use "Zeloria" as the name of the world in the game (at least one magazine also incorrectly assumed Enchantia to be the name of the game's main witch antagonist, who is actually unnamed).

In this opera-within-an-opera the lead role is actually an unnamed prima donna, whom we meet in the Prologue, backstage at the private theater of the wealthiest man in Vienna, who is giving a party.

His wife, Marilyn Carter, testified that despite her statements to the police that she was beaten by her husband, it was actually an unnamed day laborer who assaulted her at the couple's home in Rockland County.

Mr. Carter, 45, was convicted of the lesser charge despite testimony from his wife, Marilyn Carter, that it was actually an unnamed day laborer, upset over a money dispute, who assaulted her at the couple's home on Oct. 22.

After all, the largest majority is actually the unnamed and unrepresented centrist party and not the extreme fringes of the Democratic or Republican Parties! Joshua Abeles Mount Vernon, N.Y., Nov. 9, 2005.

(The Op-Center novels carry the names of Mr. Clancy and Steve Pieczenik on their covers as their "creators," which means that yet a different, unnamed writer actually wrote the books).

Phillips' routine, according to the Chicago Sun-Times, "included a couple of peppy ABBA songs"; his specialty drink, which he left unnamed, "was actually three different coffee concoctions made using beans processed in three different ways with three different taste profiles".

Kaplan and his team haven't given up on actually seeing the still-unnamed object.

Silly me: I "alleged" that Mr. Blitzer said something because he actually said it, and described "so-called unnamed" officials as unnamed because he didn't name them.

But with the help of Mr. Yankovic's two million Twitter followers his tale of frustration ricocheted around the Internet and throughout the news media, and by the end of that day he updated his blog to say that Lady Gaga had given the song her blessing — and that an unnamed manager had never actually forwarded it to the singer for her approval.

Perhaps the most famous quotation by any linguist is standardly attributed to Max Weinreich (1945): 'A shprakh iz a dialekt mit an armey un flot'A('A language is a dialect with an army and navy'; he actually credits the remark to an unnamed student).