Sentence examples for but actually achieved from inspiring English sources

They can see someone who went through the process of being a Yale undergraduate and went out into the world and became a writer — someone who didn't just dream it, but actually achieved it.

He called for "quick and comprehensive reforms" – "reforms that are not entwined with promises, but actually achieved so that our brothers the citizens in Syria can feel them in their lives".

There are only two options for Syria, the king said: "Either it chooses wisdom willingly, or drifts into the depths of chaos and loss". He called for "quick and comprehensive reforms" – "reforms that are not entwined with promises, but actually achieved so that our brothers the citizens in Syria can feel them in their lives".

"Building trust with parents means not simply marketing safety, but actually achieving it," he added.

Promoting diversity is a goal shared by many in American colleges and universities, but actually achieving this goal in the day-to-day classroom is often hard to do.

But Affleck had the systematic advantage to not only seek an artistic comeback but actually achieve it.

As a result, each lecture is clear and concise like the one we aspire to give every day but actually achieve only once or twice a semester.

Doing productive, useful tasks make you feel like you're not wasting your life but actually achieving something, no matter how small.

Intensive attempts concentrate on carbon conversion pathways to eliminate acetone, but have actually achieved little so far.

In 1999 I applied to university with the expectation that I would get BBC at A-level, but I actually achieved higher.

But they actually achieved more in terms of reducing dependency on fossil fuels in the decade before the agreement than in the decade after.