Sentence examples for may actually want from inspiring English sources

But unlike the sex talk, our children may actually want to engage with us on money.

Of course, some may actually want everything medical science has to offer.

For that reason, some regions may actually want the central government to take health care and education back.

— Eric Asimov The Washington Post: Tips on packing a nutritional school lunch your child may actually want to eat.

(Some Americans may actually want to work more than 48 hours, but surely no European would be so daft, seems to be her reasoning).

It's no longer uncommon to see tech companies and fashion brands collaborate to make wearable devices into accessories that consumers may actually want to wear.

So, the Mantheys really may or may not actually want their farm back, except in principle, and there seems to be a lesson about history and change in that.

The sometimes highly sophisticated and detailed data is known to be potentially lucrative, but sellers have often run into problems structuring their prices based on how much data individual customers already have – and how much extra information they may actually need and want.

The 1 percent may not actually want a weak economy, but they're doing well enough to indulge their prejudices.

Most of them may not actually want a divorce from Wallonia, just yet, but they would like a separation, with Brussels as the contested offspring.

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