Sentence examples for having actually been from inspiring English sources

FT Alphaville makes a typically insightful point this morning – the cost of insuring Dutch debt against default has increased sharply in recent months, and is rather more costly than the German equivalent (having actually been cheaper a year ago).

Most accessible, and perhaps most moving, is "The White Rose," near the beginning of Film Forum's Program A. It stands out for having actually been filmed by Mr. Conner rather than assembled from found footage.

Then, since America is not a party to the Rome statute, it would need to find a proxy, either a state party or a citizen of a state party, to initiate a case.]Guénaël Mettraux (cont'd): An added issue with the crime of incitement is, it's exceptional that it's charged without the crime having actually been committed.

So much so that on the business class flight to Malabo – the capital city – he worked on his blueprint for Equatorial Guinea's transformation rather than knocking back the champagne, despite never having actually been there or seeming to have much knowledge about the country or its repulsive government.

He knows his punk, though – he explains that one of the reasons he formed a band was "because of the social and artistic limitations that we saw in the persona and delivery of hardcore music, having actually been fans of old, original hardcore music, which was a little more normative".

The FIT was not a completely new idea, having actually been present in the policy stream since 2004.

No policeman has actually been detained.

"We've actually been pretty consistent.

And little aid has actually been sent.

I've actually been crying.

Kipling has actually been there".