Sentence examples for again fact from inspiring English sources
Burhannuddin Rabbani, head of what still, in diplomatic fiction, is the country's government, declared a general amnesty (except for the Taliban's leader, Mohammad Omar, and Mr bin Laden), as if fiction were now again fact.
In "Getting Germany moving again" (Fact & Comment, Aug. 21, p. 13), you say that German laws create "ridiculously restrictive shopping hours" (stores must close by 8 p.m. on weekdays).
Or again, facts about the limited supply of resources and the limited strength of human will (the need for incentives, etc).
Again, facts are important.
Needless to say, there is no dispute by scientists at all that the Pyramids were built as Tombs for Pharaohs, but once again facts are overlooked for belief--a belief that can't be proven.
But, again, the fact that makes the thought true is simply the fact that blue experiences have the particular physical property at issue.
Donahue never spoke to him again, a fact Rubio regards as a point of pride.
But again, the fact that he deems the episode worthy of reporting is enough.
Someone should do it again, in fact: it's the perfect Brexit play.
Then again, the fact that the mid-tier schools charge so much might make them even more vulnerable to disruption.
