in actual fact造句

being such in essence or effect though not in actual fact.

Some students tend to lead their fingers down the text, which in actual fact slows down their reading speed.

Dionysus is a philosophical issue into which modern philosopher Nietzsche was always devoted to probing, but in actual fact, it already existed in ancient Greek literature before Nietzche.

However, in actual fact, benefit adjustment is still heavily focused on the dimension of material, while the spirit benefit adjustment has not been actively implemented.

He sounds so effortless but in actual fact it's not easy to sing it that way - one of the many talents of Leehom.

So in actual fact, flaxseed is a preferable source of Omega 3, particularly for people trying to reduce their cholesterol intake.

The knights of old were supposed to have courage, honour and a readiness to help the weak and protect women, but in actual fact they could be as callous as they were cowardly.

Well, the government makes these two issues under the pretence of trying to end the civil war once and for all, whereas, in actual fact, these bonds are only adding fuel to the flames.

The implication is that the person being insulted thinks he's important, but in actual fact is so unimportant that he has no-one to blow a trumpet to announce his arrival;