Sentence examples for not actually but from inspiring English sources

(Not actually, but that was the none-too-subtle subtext).

Well, it's not actually, but wouldn't it be great if it was?

(1694, p. 328) Le Grand's solution to the problem of how ideas represent their objects employed the notion of substitution or 'supplying a stead' wherein the cause (the object) contains all the properties found in the effect (the idea) not actually but in virtue of its ability to supply the substitute properties or proxies.

Cole says, "You know, I think not actually not, actually, but I think you have to remember our fingerprints aren't on this if we cooperate with the president and make 80percentt of the Bush tax cuts permanent for 98percentt of the American people.

I didn't, actually, but thanks for asking.

(Nora hadn't, actually, but, as she said, that wasn't the point. Solidarity was).

Well, it doesn't actually, but indicates it will insist on the amendments.

I matter.' I don't, actually, but it's nice of my mind to tell me I do".

Well, they don't actually, but we give them that power.

But, due to the fact that most soap these days are not actually soap but detergents, hair damage is inevitable.

Not actually dumb but relatively dumber.