Sentence examples for but actually requires from inspiring English sources

It seems to me my religion, as I understand it, not only permits me to fulfill important work associated with being a public servant, but actually requires me to do so because people are depending on me.

As the one art form that doesn't simply desire the immersion of its audience but actually requires it, books demand that the reader becomes an active participant, bringing his or her own imaginative capacities to bear in a way that makes reading a unique, and uniquely satisfying, experience.

Why not adopt a model for international trade that not only allows nations to tackle climate disruption but actually requires stronger action?

The evidence presented here support that extinction does not required the activity of a key TF involved in consolidation and reconsolidation but actually, requires its inhibition.

In this sense, the aesthetic experience of beauty is not detached nor disinterested as Kant (1987) proposed in Critique of Judgment, but actually requires, and coevolves by, the invitation and maintenance of evaluative engagement.

Riker subscribes to "the theory that Mallory was not simply in love with high technology, but actually required batteries in order to walk and talk".

Many egg clinics not only offer anonymous donors, but actually require anonymity for all involved.

And it could include rules that not only protect the ability of governments to limit fossil fuels and encourage clean energy, but actually require such forward-thinking policies.

You will also find people talking about the sites that claim to be free of charge but actually require you to pay to see the results of your search or just refer you to another website that you will have to pay for anyway.

They both have that discreet, surreal sense of fun and a gentle, unassuming stage style which draws in the audience subtly but which actually requires an iron nerve.

You might think it requires less government, but it actually requires more".