Sentence examples for probably not actually from inspiring English sources

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

Probably not, actually, Mr… he told me his name was "Panda".

The new personal income numbers imply, however, that growth has been unsteady, and for the most part slow — but that the economy is very probably not actually contracting.

Mr. Shore and Mr. Prevor consider them an affordable antidote to the peer pressure exerted by those $200 status symbol sneakers endorsed, but probably not actually designed, by other sports celebrities.

What on earth do you think I should talk to them about?" It's a shame that it's only in retrospect that I realise that the man who wrote Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, and Jumpers, and Arcadia, who was the great champion of the dissident writers of the eastern bloc, is probably not actually seeking my advice.

Aside from the irony in the seemingly well-intentioned letter — a freethinking community that bans certain new conceptual practices is probably not actually so freethinking, or, at least, not so intellectually supple — there may be some overconfidence in the university's stated values.

Probably not them, actually, they seem pretty humourless.

I think there will be a new business model (probably not new, actually, despite my thinking it up, just adapted) by which access to a readership is given in response for a buy-in amount.

Of course, Mr. Romney probably does not actually lead by five points in Colorado.

People told me then, and tell me now, that I probably did not actually see him, because he was going too fast and I was doing too many other things to stare at any one thing.

Disasters probably do not actually stimulate the economy because additional production in some sectors may be displacing spending elsewhere, though this is less of a worry in an economy with a lot of spare capacity.