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Or possibly the OP is arguing against generally held preconceptions. As in, "Lamborghinis are actually lower in CO2 emissions than the average coupe on an annua
by braythwayt 8y ago
Or possibly the OP is arguing against generally held preconceptions. As in, "Lamborghinis are actually lower in CO2 emissions than the average coupe on an annual basis, because their owners drive them so little."
- chrisseaton 8y agoSeems funny to respond to an article that says X with 'Actually, X'. Doesn't 'actually' usually introduce an alternative view or a contradiction?
- HeWhoLurksLate 8y agoActually, yes it does introduce an alternate view or a contradiction, but it can also be used to intone superiority towards a subject matter or person.