Sentence examples for is actually full from inspiring English sources

Yet history is actually full of optimistic messages.

Yet the piece is actually full of Einstein.

But the city is actually full of tourists during the most wonderful time of the year.

Now they've released their debut, which is actually full of hits and some surprises.

It is a style that seems at first windowpane clear but is actually full of undulating strategies.

The Blue Fin is actually full of journalists working for Time Inc magazines, such as Marie Claire and NME.

Television hosts even assert that the crowds at pro-Morsi rallies are actually full of Syrians and Palestinians.

But when I got closer I realized that the man was not homeless, and that his cup was actually full of coffee!

But despite shoo-ins Claire Danes, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Modern Family adding yet more statues to their shelves, the biggest surprise of the evening was that it was actually full of surprises.

Furthermore, if we look at Prada's spring/summer 15 menswear show, we will find it's actually full of the sort of cross-strapped sandals favoured by the Rev Dotchin.

It's a myth that Cheltenham is full of retired colonels in bath chairs and elderly ladies in hats saying: "more tea, vicar?" It's actually full of young people, who go to the language schools, and enjoy their stay in a very beautiful town - as most civilised people of most ages would.