Sentence examples for more actually because from inspiring English sources

In fact, a few more, actually, because 6 has only got one problem," which is how to get out of the Village.

Barrett claims that, at 25, it's the "most exciting it's ever been", with 17 groups currently on the label "maybe more, actually, because I signed another two this week!" There's certainly no need to question whether his relentless passion for music – and life – still remains.

So, by seven years' time, the local council will need to have created the equivalent of at least two or three new super-sized secondary schools to meet the demand - and more actually, because you can't stand still and the population will keep growing.

Turns out it hurt a lot more actually, because then everyone and their mother thought continual racial comments were OK.

Quite a lot more, actually, because he is very much in favour of increasing the quantity of Good Things in Britain.

"That's more fun and more actually satisfying because I haven't been doing this to become some sort of historical, archival figure.

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: More, actually — but that's because unions were in pretty good shape 50 years ago, i.e., in 1961.

Many more headlines actually, because there were more New York newspapers then.

"It makes me feel more disabled actually because I have to rely on people who are not reliable".

(This makes Priebus' antagonism toward CNN even more puzzling, actually, because nobody works harder to find missing white people than CNN).

And they get actually more value, because, a buyer coming in who gets fabulous art...they're willing to pay premium".