Sentence examples for was actually changed from inspiring English sources
adverb
In act or in fact; really; in truth; positively.
- Actually, I had nothing to do with that incident.
The title of Hiroshige's series "100 Views of Edo" was actually changed to "100 Views of Tokyo".
Little was actually changed for the 1946 edition, although many of the backgrounds were embellished.
This gave rise to speculation that the venue was actually changed so that White House officials could maintain control of the rules and format of the meeting.
According to journalist Gwenda Blair in her book "The Trumps: Three Generations That Built An Empire," Trump's family name was actually changed at one point from the significantly less impressive-sounding last name "Drumpf".
Virgil Renzulli, Vice President of Public Affairs, explains that the policy was actually changed in 2003, the year after ASU President Michael Crow arrived, and after Robert Stump, a sitting member of Congress, was awarded an honorary degree.
Second, even in the 'different tone' condition, only one of four frequencies that each complex tone was made up from was actually changed.
"It's actually changed my life," said Mr. Shapowalenko.
There are many areas, and it will depend on which of those areas are actually changed".
The catch is that every time a television signal is refreshed (generally 60 times a second), only half of those 480 lines are actually changed.
You're the one at parties who, after a few drinks, starts talking about econometric modelling or some frontier immigration research that's "actually changed policy".
This is a world that has worked in different ways for north and south and for the first time we have a universal agenda that's actually changed the equation on development".
