Sentence examples for cannot actually be from inspiring English sources

That cannot actually be somebody's real name.

And, of course, they cannot actually be gathered up and stored away.

A plan that cannot actually be delivered is "worse than having no plan at all," he says.

The deed cannot actually be signed until after military permission is obtained, two to three months later.

In its purest form, because those images cannot actually be erased: they have already been seen everywhere.

The new planets often reported in January and June cannot actually be seen, even by the orbiting Hubble Space Telescope.

Actually, glass cannot really be compared to D+ and D− surfaces, since D+ and D− carry strong Lewis acid/base functional groups with ion-exchange properties and can adsorb proteins using ion-exchange mechanisms that are not possible with glass surface [ 25].

By exposing the film to the radiation, I was able to reveal the landscape's aura, which cannot actually ever be seen by the human eye".

In my opinion, the only thing we cannot actually experience is death, because we can only die once.

The credibility that being an ethical business can bring in this market is strong, so organisations like to portray themselves that way, but it cannot be assumed they actually are".

Without activity-specific grant program information, a clear picture of how Global Fund grant monies are actually being used cannot be formulated, and, as we show, SDA-based expenditure analysis cannot be interpreted with confidence.