Sentence examples for though not actually from inspiring English sources

Songkick's Detour program has done something similar for some time though, not actually taking money but accepting pledges from fans who campaign for bands to come to their towns, who pay up once the pledge target has been met.

You were handled like Gomorrah, Though not actually annihilated.

But Mr Delors's latest formula, though not actually on the table at Nice, has the virtue of seeming to offer something to everyone.

When the performance piece, "A Response to Dig Deep," was finally shown, we experienced a body reacting to music, though not actually dancing to it.

And, above all, a pink-suited Nicola Sturgeon, who though not actually an MP, wafted through security, thanks to the magical powers that go with the job of Scotland's First Minister.

And on that conjecture, another was compounded: the young men might have included some of these works in a 1591 concert for Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the ruler (though not actually a shogun) who, by then, had banned Christianity in Japan.

Strictly speaking though, we're not actually professional sportsmen, so that might not answer your original question".

Mostly, though, winning is not actually the overall objective expressed by the people; not publicly at least.

Don't forget, though, you're not actually adults.

President Bush described, though did not actually pronounce, another emerging term, cellulosic ethanol, in his State of the Union address.

Suarez, though, was not actually trying to "eat" Chiellini any more than he was trying to "eat" Otman Bakkal or Branislav Ivanovic.