Sentence examples for and fact in the from inspiring English sources

Now the pictures I take focus literally on the stuff of the road: the cracked cement, the greasy underbellies of automobiles — the car as both symbol and fact in the American landscape.

A Tomb for Boris Davidovich (translated by Duška Mikić-Mitchell), a story cycle describing the grisly ends of a series of forgotten (in fact, invented) Jewish Comintern revolutionaries, is where he mashes together fiction and fact in the most provocative way.

One may think that there are facts in the functorial sense of the word which are contingent — the fact that Sam is sad — and facts in the functorial sense which are not contingent — the fact that 2 + 2 = 4. Or one may think that all facts in the functorial sense are contingent, are Humean matters of fact.

On The Grand Tour, the team is again allowed to be playful with form and facts, in the way Top Gear once was.

The Bible Bee, a new competition for children between the ages of seven and eighteen, requires participants to memorize Bible passages and facts in the hopes of winning one hundred thousand dollars.

Moreover, I've put examples and facts in the public domain based on analysis of deals prior to the financial meltdown.

Rather, we should see the relation between norms and facts in the decision-making process as complementary.

Ficus obliqua is monoecious both male and female flowers are produced by the same plant, and in fact in the same fruit.

And, in fact, in the 110-year history of the Dow, it was the seventh-largest point drop.

Right up to that final shot — and, in fact, in the blackness that followed — the show contained multitudes.

And, in fact, in the recent horrific Nice attacks, many of the 84 people killed were Muslim.