Sentence examples for all fact from inspiring English sources

"It was all fact.

But, of course, it's all fact".

Everything there was true, but you can't really call it all fact.

The plots, intrigues and executions are all fact, but what about the trimmings?

And while Mr Obama said then that he had no time for such "silliness", there was room enough at the annual reporters' shindig in Washington to make a joke of the birthers and their insistence, in contravention of all fact and sense, that the president was born in Africa or Indonesia.

Only McDonald's can do that for me.' The corporation has not attempted to sue him, 'how could they - it's all fact!' rather they are putting out counter-intelligence. Spurlock says he has a nemesis these days, called a McDonald's Global Nutrition Expert, who follows him around television studios.

When Mr. Kaplan first met him, he was a "25-year-old know-it-all fact checker" filled with "youthful hubris," Mr. Kaplan recalled.

It also mentions the not-salient-at-all fact that both Huhne's and the climate minister Greg Barker's marriages ended in recent years.

"None of them interest me, because they're all fact-based," he told me.

And, finally, since people are getting all "fact-checky" on me, I should just confess that my life did not, in fact, shatter into a million little pieces.

Almost all fact-based media – that is, docu-dramas, documentaries, memoirs, biopics, even photographs – raise issues that deserve "examination in the light of the increasingly blurred lines, in various media, between entertainment and journalism," as the Times' Isherwood puts it in his deathless prose.