Sentence examples for actually wealthy from inspiring English sources
Only a lucky (actually, wealthy) few hundred have been shod in this leather.
Popolo, (Italian: "people"), in the communes (city-states) of 13th-century Italy, a pressure group instituted to protect the interests of the commoners (actually, wealthy merchants and businessmen) against the nobility that up to then had exclusively controlled commune governments.
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The upside is obvious: by putting themselves face-to-face with men, babies can see if they pleasant early on, not to mention whether they're actually wealthy.
They have private endowments and funding models that are actually wealthier now than they were five years ago".
What they were finding is that requests for sidewalk repairs were concentrated in really wealthy neighborhoods, and those wealthy neighborhoods actually tended to have higher quality streets on average.
Mexico is actually relatively wealthy by world standards and used to have a substantial middle class, but corruption has changed that.
And then the Niger Delta came up – a part of the world that I knew absolutely nothing about, but a part of the world that is actually hugely wealthy in oil.
According to a recent post by Aaron Lee, one of the writers of the show, the only demand he made was that no one suggest he "is not actually as wealthy as he claims to be".
They say that despite his seemingly penurious way of living, he is actually quite wealthy, that he purposely spent almost nothing on his 1996 campaign to skirt federal election laws, which require candidates who spend more than $5,000 to file reports disclosing their assets.
(As of 2010, "Mr Asimov" – actually a wealthy lawyer from Barcelona called Gabriel Pretus – had an impressive $21m in six different offshore accounts. He stood trial in Spain for tax crimes but was fully exonerated last year. There is no suggestion he has done anything illegal).
