Sentence examples for not actually directed from inspiring English sources

Other US politicians are preliminarily describing the attack as inspired by Isis, if not actually directed by the group.

Much of the outrage I saw on Twitter was not actually directed at her, but how unattainable her existence was for so many people.

Though it's not actually directed by Ken Burns, Ken Burns Presents: The West feels like Ken Burns at his Ken Burns-iest.

"Many people think that using the word 'retard' to slam someone is fine -- as long as it's not actually directed at a person with disability.... What people don't understand is that every time someone uses the word 'retard,' they perpetuate the idea that people with intellectual disability, like my son, Max, are stupid or losers," she told CNN on Tuesday.

Understand that some of these emotions are not actually directed at you, but rather at themselves.

(Apted didn't actually direct "7 Up"; he was the project's researcher, and it was his job to choose the children.

And she wouldn't actually direct a film until her 1998 update of Disney's family classic, "The Parent Trap," which became a hit.

While Citi and BofA do, in fact, have to pay money to counseling groups, DOJ says it doesn't actually direct those payments.

Because the two serve different regions of the United States, Comcast insisted, they are not actually direct competitors.

During most of the Cold War, NATO's watch against the Soviet Union and Warsaw Pact did not actually lead to direct military action.

It is possible that fish were foraging near NSOG and detected, rather than migrating continuously northward, so these estimates of P(N) might not actually represent directed migration behaviour.