Sentence examples for learned actually from inspiring English sources

Papadopoulos was not particularly important to the campaign — did what he learned actually matter that much?

Part memoir, part philosophical rant, part manifesto written with the lightest touch, the book aims to make women proud of being feminists, Moran said, and "to show how all the lessons I've learned actually make some progress".

Because I've become fairly well-versed in the violence and depravity the game promises to simulate — a set of skills I learned, actually, from playing Vice City and the other episodes in this vaunted series — and, in looking at the game, now, from a dispassionate and uninhibited standpoint, I find that it fails on a number of basic levels.

We were sent there on an all-expenses paid "vacation," which we learned actually means "attendance slave".

My great uncle, I learned, actually used to run tobacco and booze that's how my family wound up in North Carolina!

I assumed the huts were made of mud--but no, I learned, actually from cow dung plastered around sticks, and dried, like adobe.

Here is a case where learning actually took place.

Rhoodie and his men are, we learn, actually South African white supremacists from the year 2014.

Study after study shows that organizations which focus on learning actually get more work done.

Let's pause for a moment and recall how machine learning actually works.

So I think we can learn, actually - the West can learn from some of the developments happening in the Chinese e-commerce sector," says Mr Clark.