Sentence examples for although not actually from inspiring English sources

A lovely idea, although not actually a particularly new one.

In its early stages, the internet was simpler, although not actually simple.

The Analytical Engine, although not actually completed, was the first machine that deserved to be called a computer.

A flexible display, although not actually pliant when placed in a hardened casing, would give consumers sturdier devices.

Speeds of up to 10,000 characters per second were attained by certain nonmechanical systems, which, although not actually typewriters, compete with typewriters as computer-output devices.

It's a secret - although not actually secret any more - sign of fraternity among conservatives, the way a solid red tie worn by a single urban man used to signal to other urban men that the wearer was indeed "that way".

Although I have not actually had my genome screened, all the anatomical signs of Double-X Syndrome are there.

And coaches do have significant effects on penalties committed and fumbles committed, although they do not actually have an effect on penalties committed by the opposing team.

Although Marcus is not actually tied to railroad tracks, he comes close to that; and he is in relentless physical danger even as his Sherlockian mind works overtime.

Benedict now says that he secretly decided to resign in August , 2012 although he did not actually do so until February of the following year.

Although they do not actually fly the planes, the astronomers have had to go through some flight training, including learning how to eject.