Sentence examples for was actually set from inspiring English sources
adverb
In act or in fact; really; in truth; positively.
- Actually, I had nothing to do with that incident.
But no date was actually set.
The looped video that went viral was actually set in reverse (see Merkel's backwards step).
The proposed book was actually set four times and, like most other German Tempest operas, resembles a sequel of Die Zauberflöte.
Though the film makes it look as if Maria's tour was a real event that occurred before the school held its admissions lottery, it was actually set up by the filmmaker after her son lost.
The 2012 record for debate aggression was actually set Thursday night in California, when a uniformed officer broke up a spirited encounter between Representatives Brad Sherman and Howard Berman, who had begun yelling and poking at each other rather vigorously.
If I take my own district council, controlled by the Conservatives in West Oxfordshire, it makes its decisions but actually we've been building in West Oxfordshire more houses than was actually set out under our plans.
But then I second guessed myself, with my internal nagging ability, wondering if this was actually a disservice to them and I was actually setting them up for disaster.
It is actually set in Chicago.
Wind power is actually set to be the cheapest option.
"The deadline set — 2009 — is actually set also by the former Bush administration.
"It may take a long time before the stage is actually set," he said.
