Sentence examples for always, in fact from inspiring English sources

Misadventures which the world ascribes to fortune, fate or the malice of our superhuman guardians will always in fact be trials of virtue, chastisements for sin (perhaps forgotten) or correctives to hidden injustice.

Technology reveals us to ourselves as we always in fact were: networked, distributed, laced with code.

The hospital is now poised to be perceived as what it has always in fact been, which is the pre-eminent facility between New York and Albany".

And the art itself is often -- almost always, in fact -- a product of a complex process of cultural give and take.

Nor is it true that metaphysical theories always in fact give comfort; there are cases in which men find themselves returning over and over again to possibilities that they would very much like to believe were not realized.

You can't understand the transnationally dysfunctional, mutually implicated relationship between Cuba and Miami, that defies all embargoes and policies of "definitive abandonment," until you realize that the line often cuts through families, almost always, in fact.

But given that pain experiences are almost always unpleasant (in fact, always unpleasant in non-pathological cases), we can easily replace the faulty conception with a new one which is close enough not to cause alarm by its being empty — read (14) with 'normally' instead of 'essentially.' A similar line can be run for (15).

"Things are always hard; in fact, much harder than I ever anticipated.

Born in 1887 near Manchester, he was a frugal, humble, humorous man, who was lonely in spirit rather than always solitary in fact.

The coach he always was, in fact, even if he never imagined himself at Uefa's technical meetings where, he says with a grin, "Alex Ferguson was in charge".

Many participants said they believed that exposure to the smallpox virus was always fatal; in fact, the death rate is about 30percentt.