Sentence examples for instead, actually from inspiring English sources

But please note: do not register your vote in the comments of this blog post; instead, actually cast your vote.

Using 1944 as the baseline, in other words, Mr. McNary produced no net gain for the Republican ticket, instead actually costing them one point of R.V.I.

It would be so much easier, and better for the future of Ungaro, if Mr. Deacon restrained himself from uttering nonsense about "the city of lust" and instead actually built a collection around a woman — her body, her way of walking and teasing.

Because it's a very open question indeed as to whether this bill is about agriculture, or instead actually about employment - which isn't devolved.

(HEFCE, 2009, p. 12) It is ironic then that the marketisation of HE is instead actually narrowing the scope of provision, by causing 'market-orientated' types of knowledge to be prioritised (Belfiore & Upchurch, 2013; Brown & Carasso, 2013; Small, 2013).

This is critical so that we aren't simply coloring the landscape with like-minded individuals that "fit in," but instead actually being inclusive, open to change, and learning from our differences.

(Picasso is often said to have recommended that Matisse decorate a brothel instead. Actually, he proposed a fruit-and-vegetable market, to which Matisse "was proud of snapping back that his greens were greener and his oranges more orange than any actual fruit").

They are as entrenched in language as the saying of "lol" is instead of actually laughing.

Instead of actually lifting the flaps, children touch the screen to reveal a hidden picture below.

Morse was a worrywart; he seemed to spend his time agonizing over things instead of actually doing them.

The girls spend months working on a map of their dolls' country (instead of actually playing with the dolls).