Sentence examples for someone else actually from inspiring English sources

According to the prosecutor, someone else actually killed the victim.

I'm not interested in what a static camera captures; it's better to show what someone else actually sees.

Often these are songs someone else actually put on – either his parents, or a DJ – while Miliband was passing on the way to the politics library.

He craved products that didn't force adjustments of behavior, that gave what Powell Jobs called a "feeling of gratitude that someone else actually thought this through in a way that makes your life easier".

A particularly nasty article appeared in 1971 in Sechaba, the ANC's journal, under the name of its leader in exile, Oliver Tambo, though Lord Renwick implies that someone else actually wrote it.

Being generous is nice, sure, but would using the money to benefit someone else actually make you happier than buying yourself the belt, DVD or apps you've been dying to get? Yes, and it's not even close.

They performed their play for us beside the road about a man with a moustache and his wife and someone else … Actually, I couldn't tell you much about the performance – I was too busy feeling uncomfortable.

(Someone else had actually caught the new snake for him but that was a detail).

"Doing a kind thing for someone else is actually doing a happy thing for yourself, I suppose.

Twenty-five years later, DNA science revealed that someone else had actually killed Mrs. Morton and that her husband's murder conviction and more than two decades in prison were a tragic mistake.

He and the paper, which he had founded in 1841, were one in the public's eye, and few outraged Northerners cared or believed that someone else had actually been responsible for presuming to voice the "nation's war-cry".