Sentence examples for as a friend actually from inspiring English sources

Although it seems that on average your friends should have the same number of friends as you do, a person named as a friend actually has more friends than you, because people named as friends tend to be more popular.

A friend actually suggested I look for work as an art handler.

You could imagine a version where you chose completely random artists and lied about which friends liked them… though that has other side effects as an experimental design (suppose, for instance, you chose an artist that a friend actually hated).

A friend actually introduced me to the novel.

The pain of realising that someone that you consider a "proper friend" actually has you down as an "acquaintance", is intense.

She was a new friend, my only friend, actually, as I had just moved to Miami.

To escape this moral checkmate, Gilligan might shift yet another character into the foreground, revealing that the show is actually (as a friend suggested) a hero's tale in disguise.

But could Wackenheim's friend actually use him as a projectile, whilst at the same time respecting the fact that he is a person or (in Kantian terms) an end-in-himself?

But as a friend once said: "What does that actually mean?" In answering such questions I've been hugely helped by the insights of Mary Baker Eddy.

Set ground rules for who you will accept as a friend, whether it's someone you actually know in person or someone you know well -- whatever your rule is, stick to it.

That's why I am far from home, my friend!" Actually, Opiyo originally wanted to pursue a career as an English literature teacher.