Sentence examples for news actually from inspiring English sources

A new study, though, restores a bit of clarity to what "fake news" actually represents.

I've got some news actually, I'm pregnant.

Much less attention is paid to how this news actually reaches our doorstep.

Asked whether he shouted at news bulletins about his party, Miliband said: "I tend not to watch the news, actually.

In an interview with the Radio Times, Miliband declared that "I tend not to watch the news, actually".

The Bush administration's rejection of the Kyoto global warming treaty, supposedly bad news, actually could not have been scripted better.

However, a new study suggests that good news can actually inspire good deeds.

"Now good news is actually being perceived as good news".

The good economic news is actually bad.

The sheriff hears the news, and — actually, you know what?

George F. Will: The good economic news is actually bad.