Sentence examples for from which actually from inspiring English sources

They speak about our economy as if it were a separate entity, its own ever-expanding universe, unconnected to any realities outside itself, not embodied within a larger system from which, actually, it emerged and can't escape.

Moreover, she read and felt a strong connection to Carolyn Cassady's own, autobiographical account of that time, Off the Road, lines from which actually made their way into the film's screenplay.

It takes nothing away from Israel, which actually belongs to Israel.

("Digitalization" is formed from "digitalize," which actually means to administer digitalis drugs to a heart patient. Really).

Or jokes about things that happen ten years from now, which, actually — that could be very clever, very smart.

Digitalization of their titles proceeded slowly.Digitization, not digitalization.As we noted in May, "digitalization" is formed from "digitalize," which actually means to administer digitalis drugs to a heart patient.No kidding.

"I thought it was 10 minutes of brilliance from New Zealand which actually cracked open the game.

Fortunately, the number of elements from T which actually need to be estimated can be reduced to only M2 by exploiting the inherent circular symmetry of T. Indeed, defining t ̄ ( q ) = T ( q, 0, 0 ) with q=0,1,…,M2-1, it can be easily shown from Equations 5, 6, and 7 that T ( q, m, n ) = t ̄ q - M 2 ( m + n ) M 1 mod M 2, (9).

Kirk Adams Gets the Nod From Sarah Palin, Which Actually Tends to Be a Good Thing [Phoenix New Times].

"What we learned from Dubs, which actually have 17 parts in them, was how to get so much functionality out of something so small.

Ms. Schmidt was ordered to amend her annual personal financial disclosure reports to acknowledge the gift from the Turkish Coalition of America, which actually paid the bills, and then reimburse the lawyers.