Sentence examples for is actually encouraging from inspiring English sources
adverb
In act or in fact; really; in truth; positively.
- Actually, I had nothing to do with that incident.
Britain is actually encouraging it.
"The Palestinian Authority is not stopping terror, it is actually encouraging terror," said Gideon Meir, a senior official in Israel's Foreign Ministry.
"To have 17 applications from Africa is actually encouraging, it's a significant expansion," Icann's CEO Rod Beckstrom said.
They argued that the app is actually encouraging people to offer "positive support" to friends in distress.
What this means: the government is actually encouraging creatives in the games sector to press ahead with their visions, and is willing to help realise them.
In a bizarre twist, the party is actually encouraging the protests against its own government, alongside a nationwide 24-hour general strike organized by the country's main public and private sector unions.
This inclination, Mr Menoret notes, is actually encouraged by the ban on female drivers that underscores the deviant potential of driving.
Few classical music performances allow children to sing along, but at "The Lolli-Pops Concert: Music Tells a Story," participation is actually encouraged.
In an unsavory confluence of social media and the arts, we now have what are known as the tweet seats — sections of otherwise dignified theaters where communicating via Twitter during shows is actually encouraged.
