Sentence examples for except that actually from inspiring English sources

Except that actually, an increasing number of students are asking for help with anxiety and depression.

Except that, actually, maybe that isn't true at all, because an international survey of couples for the Kinsey Institute suggests that it's men who thrive on non-sexual physical intimacy, while women are remarkably unfussed about being cuddled.

(Except that actually it does seem to be something people care about. This is Twitter, superstar Jack Dorsey and Square we're talking about here, after all. That's a tech love triangle if ever I saw one).

A fair point, in a sense, except that actually, it isn't.

That sounds reasonable, except that actually he is also cross about immigrants with so much to offer that they routinely outdo British applicants for British jobs.

"I wanted the images to be full of poetry, for the light to be beautiful like you would see in a studio, except that actually you had half a second to take the picture and no lighting," Ms. Deniau said.

When assessing the transfer of route information between generations, we calculated route similarities within the same chain and between different chains at all possible generation distances, from 1 (that is, consecutive) to 4 (that is, between the first and the fifth generation), and between all possible pairings of birds, excepting any that actually flew together.

Echoing a plethora of previous polls, the new Harris survey, which is being released today, found workers are generally indifferent to cuts, except those that actually cost them money out of pocket--like increased deductibles and co-payment plans in which employees must share out-of-pocket cash expenditures.

Or Harriet Harman, pushed out to face the TV cameras when the polls closed on election night, armed with a series of scripts tailored to every possible scenario – except for the one that actually happened.

Errors dropped by 20% in the first month of the hospital-wide adoption, except for one unit that actually saw an increase in errors.

Shoot, you don't even have to go west of Eighth Avenue to get a T-shirt that says Hell's Kitchen), they often bear no relation to anyplace that actually exists, except in some middle-American ether of cowgirls and doughnut shops.