Sentence examples for and actually a from inspiring English sources

We observed that hospitals predicted A and actually A had a posteriori probabilities of actually being A always close to 1, which means that we can be confident in the result given by the model.

Suppose that spending and revenues would, in the absence of the slump, have risen at 5 percent per year — roughly GDP growth plus inflation, and actually a bit slower than actual spending growth (6 percent per year) from 2000 to 2007.

And actually a bit offensive to individual children.

And actually a dream (I've had similar ones).

And actually, a lot has been happening, some of it puzzling, or open to interpretation.

And actually, a glass of wine or two isn't necessarily so bad.

And actually a middle order of Shah, Pietersen, Collingwood and Morgan looks pretty decent to me.

I was embarrassed and actually a little anxious when the woman didn't say anything for a few seconds.

Others tried to take down war horses like "awesome," "epic," "fecund," "irregardless, "literally" and "actually" -- a word Mr. Greenman defended on rhythmic grounds, declaring it "actually useful as a useless dactyl".

What we did to make [her breasts pump] and actually a lot of YouTube commenters figured this out was cut holes in the back of her shirt and we had little punching gloves, like little boob-shaped punching gloves.

To have different credences in A and 'Actually A iff A', even though they express the same proposition when A is actually true, is to violate some widely accepted (though not uncontroversial) norms on rational credence.