Sentence examples for do not actually include from inspiring English sources

It is tempting to read some contemporary geopolitical relevance into this film, which appears at a moment when some of the major English-speaking nations are joined in a military alliance against foes we sometimes need to be reminded do not actually include France.

Raw-almond obsessions, self-diagnosed lactose intolerance, carbophobia, demands on chefs to grill and desauce menu items that are meant to be pan-fried in mounds of butter — these tactics are employed by everyone from the talent to their lawyers to the wives of the lawyers, whose principal form of activity seems to be planning lunches that do not actually include consuming food.

Be aware that "all inclusive" spa resorts do not actually include spa treatments services.

We concluded our rituals by reading Beatrix Potter's "The Tailor of Gloucester"… My earliest memories of my mother don't actually include her.

These high-end tickets don't actually include a better view of the stage: "When the doors open if you can run faster than the next guy, it will be like any other general admission gig," explained AEG Live promoter Rob Hallett.

Or we could carry her through by chorusing the ending, where Potter discloses that thereafter the tailor becomes famous for his stitchery: "The stitches of those button-holes were so small so small they looked as if they had been made by little mice!" My earliest memories of my mother don't actually include her.

Oh, and as a random sidenote: most versions of the game of Risk don't actually include Antarctica as a landmass you have to conquer.

(Perhaps the award did not actually include the wall?) One approaches P.S.1 in a state of great expectations.

His career did not actually include the Stanford Ph.D. on his résumé; but it did include a criminal conviction for embezzlement from his tenure as a high school principal, and another for forgery, when he applied for a job as the schools superintendent for San Jose.

Trump's surrogates have argued that his use of the word "ever" did not actually include the history of slavery, Jim Crow laws, the Great Depression and segregation – nearly two full centuries from 1776 through the signing of the Civil Rights Act in 1968.

As mentioned earlier many of the articles did not actually include an independent reference test.