Sentence examples for that does actually from inspiring English sources
That does actually p-star-star-star me off.
Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt, head of the European Conference of Rabbis, said the Danish measure was a "further erosion of religious liberties...in Europe".Imagine the furore if (as has been discussed in several European countries) a serious attempt were made to stop something that does actually happen, the circumcision of baby boys.
So the rest of the film plays out as half murder mystery, in which we must sift through the red herrings in search of the person who smells most fishy, and half teatime soap, in which Valerie's keenness to have more than a chaste roll in the hay with Peter (something that does actually happen) is curbed by her fear that he may harbour a hairy secret.
Is there something that does actually need additional attention in your life?
I'm just trying to be a good parent, whatever that does actually mean, and I'm not crazy.
It prompted the Denver Post – a newspaper that does actually exist and was founded in 1892 – to explain that "There is no such thing as the Denver Guardian", pointing out that address it listed as its base led to a tree in a Denver carpark.
And, yes, that did actually mean nine-to-five, fetching coffee and photocopying.
Roosevelt followed it up with legislation that did actually put the banking structure on a solid footing.
(Of course, you need to start by creating multiple videos that do actually run in parallel).
Besides being scarce, gay male fiction was not readily displayed on the shelves in places that did actually sell them.
DOES a bill that does nothing actually do something?
