Sentence examples for but actually to from inspiring English sources

But actually to find out what are the actual political affiliations is absolutely inappropriate and completely wrong in this case".

But actually to see Ms. Gross outside of her invisible habitat is a curious experience.

Seemingly in passing, but actually to illuminate culture, she tosses in local proverbs.

Not just to change her approach to exhibitions, but actually to depart.

This ability not merely to know in an intellectual sense what someone else is feeling, but actually to feel it with them, is an important social attribute.

This is a calculation from market rates – not what people say, what they do – but actually to move in the earlier month might be safer for two reasons.

As a result the age difference discussed may not be due to senescence or aging but actually due to maturation.

The film not only met with many terrible reviews but actually seemed to enrage the media.

But, actually, declining to annoy a significant percentage of your staff and customers seems entirely reasonable.

Its lyrics read like a break-up song, but actually refer to Norman's sad demise.

There are many things that you think you know but actually fail to know.