Sentence examples for suggests that actually from inspiring English sources

"Our work suggests that actually understanding one's religion can strengthen resilience to the pull of extremism," Yahya said.

But his Christmas message suggests that, actually, he hasn't quite convinced himself that this is a complete definition of success.

"The Human Behavior Experiments," a documentary on both Court TV and the Sundance Channel tonight, suggests that actually it's surprising such things don't happen more often.

(Crackberry.com suggests that actually the figure is more like 5m units sitting in inventory. It all depends what value you take for the per-unit device).

And research by Matt Killingsworth suggests that actually being present to what we're feeling and experiencing in the moment good or bad is better for our happiness in the end.

And it's pretty obvious why – if only one person wearing skinny jeans reports a problem, out of the huge number of people who wear them, this suggests that actually it's a pretty rare occurrence and most people are just fine.

The tabloids have suggested that ACTUALLY these women have loads in common, such as their trouble with the tabloids.

And this is the kind of study that would suggest that actually, it's different cell types involved in these two different functions.

A naïve view of "full compliance" might suggest that actually reported days would rise one for one with DB days, but the patterns are much more complex.

Within a West European context I have called this the "Chirac-Thatcher debate" and suggested that actually, both arguments can be true, but there is an intervening variable: issue ownership.

On a separate tack, Robert Novy-Marx has suggested that actually the best predictor of momentum is intermediate past performance.