Sentence examples for was only actually from inspiring English sources

Argentinians were the furthest from the truth, thinking 30 per cent of their population were immigrants, but it was only actually 5 per cent.

Doctors estimated Skeates was only actually sleeping for a few seconds at a time, and for less than 15 minutes in total every night.

And in the end, amid all the talking, I was only actually asked to give evidence once in the four days.

Pedants will take great pleasure in pointing out that this "classic" was only actually given a name and a PR push in the 1960s, by the Milk Marketing Board, but people, including some ploughmen, had been eating bread and cheese with beer for aeons.

I know David Benioff and DB Weiss were making a point about deeply ingrained feudalism and the fact that Edmure was the true lord of Riverrun, but he was only actually the lord for a few weeks between his father's death and the Red Wedding, he's since been held captive for years and these men have been holding out against the Freys and now Lannisters for some time under the Blackfish's command.

One way of minimising this type of bias could have been to include only those patients who would physically have been capable of making a long travel; this was only actually done in the case of the study by ten Wolde et al. [ 7].

So although dark chocolate appears to be fat – of the most delicious kind – it's only actually about 30% fat and the rest is starch.

We both work in restaurants and get fed during our shift, so it's only actually Sunday we get to eat together.

"The Bio-Bus previously made an appearance running between Bath and Bristol airport at the end of last year, but it's only actually been used once before in the centre of Bristol itself.

The work of art is only actually such when it lives in a person's experience.

Therefore, Pandora's announcement may have been a bit deceiving as artists are only actually receiving less than half of what Pandora says it pays them.