Sentence examples for not actually because from inspiring English sources

And probably not, actually, because of the first-past-the-post voting system.

On a lighter note, are you going to the premier at the Dome, you big media-tart?" No I'm not, actually, because I'm no media tart.

At their worst they represent some of the more unsettling writing that one can encounter, but not actually because of the content.

But the tragedies that result, like the eventual deaths of members of the 70's Alchesay football team, are not because athletes couldn't break into American sports, and not actually because they never got off the reservation.

Probably not, actually, because I don't feel like I'm a risk.

Or not, actually, because – by their very nature – surveys of 5,000 people tend to leave you with pretty generalised answers, rather than genuinely useful information.

I hate to hear stories of people who get married because it was the convenient choice, not actually because they were excited to embark on a new life journey and commitment to another person.

The epiphany that I could fuck like a gay boy came thanks to some practiced hands, the natural high of the concert, and, OK, also a bag of psilocybin mushrooms, but the seed was planted (so to speak, not actually, because safety first kids) the night before when I took home a man I'd wanted for years who I'll call Jake.