Sentence examples for but actually less from inspiring English sources

For me, the statue in proximity is something else: marvelous but actually less wonderful.

Firms were also more likely to put money in after a small natural disaster (total damage of $1 billion or less), but actually less likely to contribute after a cataclysm.

I don't know how Jonathan feels about all of this public anxiety and concern – you might say he is well rewarded not to worry about it – but actually less well-rewarded people might well decide, faced by having their salary week after week on the front page of newspapers, commented on and forked over, that they would prefer to go and work for other people.

In essence, he's saying that the Lefties are not just developmentally-challenged, but actually less worthy of consideration than such challenged folks.

Plummeting costs for renewable energy technologies are making a global energy transition not only possible, but actually less expensive than the alternative.

I have seen that one of the biggest drawbacks to relying on electronics as a primary refuge - the place we go to be entertained, to feel "good" - is that we end up feeling not happier, but actually less happy.

The findings suggest that the repressor is not lying about his lack of agitation, but is actually less aware of it than are most people.

Changes were few even through the last few days' squabbling between the Council and administration about what sounds like a lot of money -- a couple of hundred million dollars -- but is actually less than 1percentt of the overall spending.

In 2011, the curve starts to return to 2008 levels but is actually less convex than 2008 on the upper half of the curve.

"Foods high in fat, sugar and salt seem less expensive but actually deliver less nutrition," says Dr Emma Williams of the British Nutrition Foundation.

But it was actually less disturbing than what's going on in the financial markets.