Sentence examples for not actually changed from inspiring English sources

But not actually changed.

It's the same with polls: you get random fluctuations even if a party's support has not actually changed.

"The pace of change has been relentless at one level, but at another level the important things have not actually changed.

Mr. Klain said that the process of list-making had not actually changed, so much as the daily diet of political coverage had.

After Mr. Morsi met for hours with the judges of Egypt's Supreme Judicial Council, his spokesman read an "explanation" on television that appeared to backtrack from a presidential decree placing Mr. Morsi's official edicts above judicial scrutiny — even while saying the president had not actually changed a word of the statement.

The language was positively Clintonian, but as many conservatives were quick to note, Mr. Bush had not actually changed any of the Republican Party's core principles -- from its opposition to abortion, to its support for large tax cuts, to its backing of a vast missile defense system, to its search for conservative Supreme Court justices.

But Ralston is honest enough to admit the downside of the fact that this supposedly life-changing experience did not actually change his life as perhaps it should.

A traditional antenna does not actually change length, however.

Yet it did not actually change Mr Garnier's compensation package.

Much matter that had been cut by Trollope for practical reasons has been restored, but the truth is that the editing does not actually change the contents significantly.

Or it may be guessing that it will make ten million dollars on a deal where money may not actually change hands for years.