Sentence examples for definitely actually from inspiring English sources
You probably, definitely actually, don't think about Ibiza or drugs or massive raves or the second summer of love.
In all seriousness, though, you'd think that with clubs closing more often than Keith Floyd woke up with hangovers, that the clubbing community —us included— would rally together to make sure that going out is definitely, actually more fun than sitting in with a six pack of warm bitter and a Storage Hunters UK marathon on Dave.
In all seriousness, though, you'd think that with clubs closing more often than Keith Floyd woke up with hangovers, that the clubbing community —THUMP included— would rally together to make sure that going out is definitely, actually more fun than sitting in with a six pack of warm bitter and a Storage Hunters UK marathon on Dave.
Actually, definitely Mame.
The definitely living Freeman actually played Mandela in 2009 movie Invictus, so it's more than likely that the confusion came from there.
But the reality is far closer to that represented by Fisher's text: it is just not that easy for a writer to give up, to admit that her work is really, actually, definitely, absolutely, done.
See, what makes that line so hilarious for doctors is that "might" is actually "DEFINITELY," and "a little," is really "A SHIT TON".
In business, the perception that you're doing something good is often as effective (and definitely cheaper) as actually doing something good, and underreporting/ignoring/quashing claims of sexual assault produces the same desirably low numbers as creating an environment where sexual assault isn't tolerated by both school administration and students.
I started giving him a blowjob, and I don't know if it was the alcohol or the fact I didn't know how to control my gag reflex – almost definitely the latter, actually – but I kept gagging and having to stop.
And you go and buy one loaf of fat fluffy white bread, an extremely suspect-looking package of bacon ("What is Dalloway Farm?" you say to yourself, idly, in the line. "That is a farm that definitely does not actually exist").
At the same time, I couldn't come to terms with the fact that I was actually, definitely going to die one day, as this might lead to the realization that I might as well enjoy my one brief life, and who wants that.
