Sentence examples for but actually from from inspiring English sources

The latter reference is to a famous quote sometimes attributed to Lech Wałęsa but actually from Adam Michnik.

Built from gnarly, mustard-coloured brick, like traditional London stock but actually from Surrey, the houses have a pleasing heft and solidity.

"I have been looking at things like where Dilshan's strong areas are and where shouldn't you bowl to Sangakkara, but actually from now on I'm not interested in that.

Alternatively, he's branched out from Ayn Rand, and is now also listening to this guy: People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually — from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint — it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly… timey-wimey… stuff.

Earlier phishing attacks tended to be clunky and scattershot, like the bogus-looking e-mails purportedly from Google asking you to verify your log-on information, or Nigerian banking scams, or the "Help, I've been robbed in Dublin, can you wire money to Western Union" e-mails supposedly from a friend but actually from a con artist who has hacked your friend's e-mail account.

But actually, from my point of view, it's sad (Interview with a carpenter from Tenna, February 2012. Quote translated from German to English).

For men at least 75 years of age, the rate edged up to 8.6percentt from 8percentt, but actually dipped from 9.3percentt in 2000.

A second example is when the data is thought to come from an exponential distribution, but actually comes from a gamma distribution.

The band sounds extremely British, but actually hails from Nashville.

And not just hear about but actually hear from them, recalling their discoveries, inventions and expeditions.

They were united in their resistance to the bill, but actually came from opposite ends of the ideological spectrum.