Sentence examples for it should actually from inspiring English sources

It was about more fundamental issues of the direction of the Islamic Republic, and whether the republican elements – severely eroded since the first controversial ­election of Ahmadinejad in 2005 – should be discarded altogether as an idea which has outlived its sell-by date, or whether it should actually be given a new lease of life.

"Hence, what it should actually be doing is investing in its PC proposition with to gain market share while everyone else is distracted and looking for the exit.

This comparison suggests that it should actually be much easier for the United States to reduce its energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions than it is for Europe.

It should, actually, have been terrifically watchable.

Maybe it should actually be called Shakespeare: Our Most Subsidised Playwright.

And the program is not only fully paid for, it should actually reduce the deficit over the next two decades.

"It may split from the pressure," he said, "but it shouldn't actually snap, or crack.

I think it should be, actually, and I probably know as much about marriage as Ann Widdecombe, who has criticised proposed reforms that will enable couples to arrange "over the counter" divorces.

You know it shouldn't actually be offensive for a man to be made to look like a woman.

So I think it should be actually be spoken about in schools (Kayla) The women acknowledged that despite health concerns for gay men being widely publicised, health concerns for lesbians were not.

If you choose to, it should never actually hurt the child physically or ever leave a mark.