Sentence examples for actually unprecedented from inspiring English sources

Trump's plan is actually unprecedented only in scale.

It's really unprecedented".

And while Senator Sanford's campaign seems especially bizarre, it's actually not unprecedented: Earlier this summer, someone launched a "Greek Bailout Fund" on Indiegogo, to which people pledged over $2 million.

What we actually had was unprecedented prosperity.

If there was a loser, apart from the millions of fans who want a consistently exciting competition, it was Ibaka, whose foul-line dunk actually was something unprecedented.

By August, the directors were whispering to the government that they would actually need an unprecedented sum of a further £1m.

Those who crafted the plan demand that senators vote on it with barely a day to look through $800 billion to be spent and possibly squandered on projects, let alone actually study this unprecedented bill for efficiency and effectiveness.

Sensi actually had an unprecedented success this week when she persuaded the authorities to cancel a ban on Roma fans travelling to Siena, yet in the end the club managed to sell only 500 of the 1,500 tickets they were allowed to offer, in part because of their requirement that all fans must submit photocopies of ID cards when buying them.

It really is unprecedented.

"It's really is unprecedented.

"Unprecedented would actually be an understatement", said Professor Fry in email.