Sentence examples for but actually takes from inspiring English sources

It sounds very simple, but actually takes more effort than you'd think.

This idea that technology doesn't take you forwards into the future, but actually takes you back towards your past.

I'm actually proud to be the first health secretary who goes out onto the frontline of the NHS most weeks, doesn't just visit trusts but actually takes part, and I've been to a number of mental health trusts.

Zumobi is actually not paid to develop apps, but actually takes a revenue share of branded content from advertising.

Mr Hunt added that he was "proud" to be the "first health secretary who goes out into the front line of the NHS most weeks, who doesn't just visit trusts but actually takes part".

While the guy who made this video staged the scenario with a Twilio hack, the central point is that Siri is a search engine that doesn't just go out onto the Internet and fetch a bunch of links and ads, but actually takes your "query" and executes your intended task.

But actually taking advantage of that market can be frustrating.

But actually taking retaliatory military action would raise serious problems and extremely serious dangers.

It concludes with a list of witty remarks attributed to Castruccio but actually taken from ancient philosophers, providing a rare glimpse of Machiavelli's view of them.

In the latest list, Dent has observed "notable word clusters" around shopping and slacktivism (people supporting political or social causes online but actually taking no further action).

In return for six months of "limited, temporary…and reversible" relief from some international sanctions, Iran has said it will not just freeze its progress towards a possible nuclear bomb, but actually take a few steps back.