Sentence examples for speaking actually from inspiring English sources

MELINDA DAVIS Richmond, Va .A. Strictly speaking — actually, even speaking liberally — this isn't a question.

One vital, exciting possibility is this listening can reestablish something that calls for polite speaking actually threaten: a sense of dignity.

He can speak – actually quite thrillingly – about the differences between the folio and the good and bad quartos.

Leave it to Coach Steve Spurrier of Florida, however, to speak, actually to hiss, on behalf of the once mighty.

That Mr. Eckert is not a natural actor, with creaks of the performer audible behind the affected persona when he speaks, actually works to his advantage.

The language is always powerful in Shakespeare, but with Antony and Cleopatra the speeches are so big and muscular and rich – exhausting to speak, actually.

Neither Sapir nor Whorf formulated a definitive version of the hypothesis that bears their names, but in general the theory argues that the language we speak actually shapes our experience of reality.

He said it was difficult entering the Colts' home stadium to fete the rival Patriots, but he said that listening to Brady speak actually made him respect the star quarterback more.

I couldn't speak actually.

The words he spoke actually caused more hurt than the burning wounds left from his belt.

That way those speaking can actually enjoy their meals".