Sentence examples for rules actually from inspiring English sources

Rules, actually, are not the point.

Indeed, often the rules actually force MPs to hide information.

And in the absence of the specific centre policies we have no idea what those rules actually were.

Yet the new rules actually uphold all the old provisions – mentioning the mother's informed "choice" no fewer than 35 times.

Do such rules actually enhance the beauty and the meaning of the English language?These are the explosive questions that Henry Hitchings tackles splendidly.

That is, an increasingly strict adherence to the rules actually means players are playing to the refs more than to the other team?

"I think it became a 36-hour rule, actually.

When do exceptions proving a rule actually become an indicator of an underlying problem?

Thus the "don't ask" part of the rule actually means gays no longer have to lie.

All or most of the gains for stocks on both lists came before the rule actually took effect, on July 21.

Compared to the existing legislation this rule actually expands the number of people that the crowdfunding platforms can promote itself to.