Sentence examples for but actually need from inspiring English sources

A: No this actually for people who already know a language, but actually need motivation to continue their learning.

Developing compassion starts with the recognition that we are not isolated creatures, but rather individuals who are a part of many groups -- families, communities, races, religions, nationalities and citizens of planet Earth -- that must not only coexist, but actually need each other to survive.

"Tam got a knock on Monday and is now looking at around three months out, while Steven has had his op, which we thought would just be a clean-up but actually needed a microfracture to give him the best chance of recovery.

A dispatcher quickly realizes that the caller is not ordering pizza but actually needs protection in her own home from an abuser who is still there.

"But they actually need them".

We can always learn from what came before us, but we actually need to look at it.

"I'm sorry to interrupt this conversation," a woman in a headset said, "but we actually need to move these boxes for the show, so will you please step aside?" "Actually": this voguish adverbial deployment did not seem to offend Groff.

But we actually need something more precise, like a pointwise description, as opposed to a weak description in Sobolev space.

Because, okay, maybe there is a very good reason why there's this discrepancy [between non-Indigenous and Indigenous youths] but you actually need to demonstrate that this is not a discriminatory practice".

Because, okay, maybe there is a very good reason why there's this discrepancy [between non-Indigenous and Indigenous youths] but you actually need to demonstrate that this is not a discriminatory practise".

You may see betta fish housed in tiny plastic bowls in stores, but bettas actually need more space to thrive.