Sentence examples for have actually earned that from inspiring English sources
The second is the fallacy which teaches that if freedom from deprivation must be earned through one's own efforts, than those who are free from deprivation must have actually earned that freedom themselves.
When it comes to education, maybe they should leave the outrage to the people who've actually earned it — that is, all those parents who can't afford to get their children out of crumbling schools and can only wait for help.
This is why the pariahs of academia are "degree mills": it is not so much that universities don't sell degrees (try not paying your fees), but that we need to maintain the possibility that we've actually earned them with our intellectual ability. .
So does Jeremy Corbyn for that matter, because he has actually earned income from doing lectures.
Give me some of that air that's been around for a while and has actually earned its place in the world.
Mr Raymond seems to think that he has actually earned the money much of which is the result of various long-term incentive schemes and hardly counts as the "retirement package" it was reported to be.What is more, he has a point.
When Daily Variety recently saluted him as its first "billion-dollar screenwriter," his agents at Creative Artists Agency checked the tally and discovered that his movies had actually earned well over two billion dollars in theatres alone.
The Court found that Alvarez's lies, while "pathetic" were not made to gain benefits or privileges given to those who had actually earned the Medal of Honor.
The good news is that even without large increases in ticket prices (some have actually dropped), earned income at most of the new theaters has risen.
