Sentence examples for it should be actually from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

So I think it should be actually be spoken about in schools (Kayla) [At school] you actually get taught sexual health as a straight person [so] when you have finally and are comfortable to come out you think that that sexual education doesn't necessarily apply to you because of your sexual orientation.

That is, what speech signal should be actually recognized.

"It should be graded actually.

(Detroit's 2010 murder rate, it should be noted, actually represents a big improvement; in the late nineteen-eighties, it was more than sixty per hundred thousand).

It should be said, actually, that the whole on-screen display is slow to respond to button presses, though it never "forgot" any that I'd pressed.

The issue shouldn't be the statutory rate - it should be what actually gets paid, known as the effective tax rate.

For some reason everyone sees that and thinks it's exactly how it should be, but it's actually bafflingly irrelevant.

MPs who a few weeks ago would have been pretty pleased if the party ended up with 200 seats (against the 166 the Conservatives took at the last election) are now defining success in terms of winning between 220 and 240 seats.Unfortunately for the Tories, what sounds as if it should be perfectly achievable is actually setting the bar dauntingly high.

If you do, it should be somebody who actually knows how to use the thing, and you probably shouldn't let them hold it for more than 10 seconds.