Sentence examples for has actually expressed from inspiring English sources

Whedon's main qualification is that he has actually expressed an interest in getting involved with a new film, offering in jest to buy the rights for £10,000 a couple of years back.

The end result was that Huntsman -- the only person in that field of 10 people who has actually expressed an interest in becoming president -- finished third.

Allouche said Metadata isn't looking at everyone in the sales database, but rather qualified leads who have actually expressed interest in your product: "It makes our targeting very, very effective".

Instead of vilifying it, many viewers have actually expressed sympathy towards it.

Several people have actually expressed a belief that the show's results are somewhat manipulated, and I've always dismissed them.

Concern has actually been expressed by Government officials that Texas production is being pushed to levels which may create pollution problems.

[Laughs] Molly Parker: Some of us feel like acting is like cooking... OK, wait, I've actually never expressed this before.

Pivotal has actually been seeing open source show up as an RFP requirement, and companies have expressed a need for freedom from vendor lock-in.

I think it has actually provided an outlet for many young people to express who they are.

Expressing a virtually unanimous sentiment, Fangman said, "The aftermath of the riots has actually been more harmful to the city than the riots themselves".

KAINE: He has, actually.