Sentence examples for does not actually take from inspiring English sources

The company has been arguing with German tax authorities that its main product should not attract the 5% tax on stakes, as it does not actually take bets but allows punters to bet with each other.

The cloudstack (CS) virtual router is used to provide DHCP functionality and provide IP addressing to the VMs but, in this configuration, does not actually take part in routing and forwarding of packets.

One does not actually take oneself to be the fictional character; rather, the "model" or pattern of response or sentiment or thought one has acted out when "imitating" the character becomes enacted.

I think it would be surprising for these Third Way people to learn that Warren does not actually take the liberal populist position on expanding Medicare.

It is important to note that WEF's ranking of friendliness towards foreigners does not actually take into account the opinions of any foreigners.

Australia's Immigration Department does not actually take note of religion when assessing applicants, but last year The Australian found that the majority of our recent immigrants from nations like Lebanon and Iran were of non-Muslim faith.

He doesn't actually take a salary from NYU. "Well, I keep the minimum.

Just as the Glastonbury festival doesn't actually take place in Glastonbury, Woodstock didn't happen in Woodstock, either.

A pseudopregnancy is when a pregnancy doesn't actually take place but a female panda shows all the signs of being pregnant.

But Sullivan's staging doesn't actually take us inside the court: the action stays resolutely outside the crude stockade — a place where it's hard to imagine that a decadent aristocratic life could exist.

Now, while all of these dribble-flecked, boggly eyed pronouncements about the dangers of Ed Miliband are all undoubtedly important and true, the general election doesn't actually take place until next week.