Sentence examples for fish is actually from inspiring English sources

It may be that the fish is actually a baby, but Balint leaves this puzzlingly ambiguous.

I did my research when my dad opened up shop and found out that battered fish is actually quite a healthy meal.

The car emblem known popularly as a JESUS FISH is actually named an Ichthys, which itself is the acrostic Iota Chi Theta Upsilon Sigma, and stands for "Jesus Christ God's Son (and) Savior" in Greek.

With this experiment Dr Hanke and Mr Wieskotten have shown that a hangover from the animals' terrestrial ancestors has been adapted to produce a sense as sophisticated as a dolphin's sonar and one which, presumably, allows them to work out from its wake whether a particular fish is actually worth pursuing.

(Not to harp on the joke, but smoked salmon, like all fish, is actually straightforward and covered solely by FDA).

This suggests that the offload of illegally caught fish is actually a global problem that does not disproportionately affect developing economies.

Especially on the East Coast, fishermen attack scientists as mired in bottomless ignorance about how fish are actually caught.

That the supposed fish are actually big institutional investors, who ought to know to carry shark-protection equipment, is beside the point.

"Braised yellow fish" was actually fried flounder — a tower of it, half a dozen fillets the size of chicken breasts stacked one atop another.

This irresponsible decision runs directly counter to mainstream, well-established science, which shows that hatchery fish are actually a threat to wild fish: through competition, introduction of disease, and dilution of the gene pool.

(Weinsten pointed out that Manischewitz makes "a wide range of products," including lighter, everyday foods like soups; he also said that gefilte fish was actually a "pretty healthy product").