Sentence examples for assured fact from inspiring English sources

They left themselves no time to investigate: some were influenced by avarice, others by anger and the recklessness which is specially characteristic of their race,4 treating frivolous hearsay as assured fact.

Whether being disbarred would necessarily lead to Thomas' formal removal from the bench through impeachment is a matter of opinion and by no means an assured fact.

The effect of the fruit extract in the scavenging assay of DPPH radical furthermore assured the fact that the extracts smoothly act as antioxidants, since the study on TEAC and DPPH scavenging can be observed as complementary to each other [ 29], although it followed the order T. belerica > E. officinalis > T. chebula.

Holter describes herself as "dorky" but is in fact assured and calm.

And I feel really assured by the fact that the women I have loved I have loved for always".

The inviolability of the Fitzgerald and Williams originals is equally assured, but that fact needn't stop opera composers from ripping out any walls they want.

I was later assured that, in fact, there are no bars or establishments of any kind at the top of Cadillac Mountain and that this must have been a mirage, the jealous delusions of a dehydrated bike rider.

Guzmán's business is assured by the fact that there is no chance of our dependency on drugs abating, any more than there is of our banks being suddenly unwilling to welcome its vast profits.

Attention is already straying towards a country whose membership of the EU is still far from assured: Turkey.The fact that a deal on EU enlargement is now so close is a tribute to both the determination of the candidate countries and the grinding efficiency of the EU's negotiating machinery.

He wrote: "Much as you may wish to think me a compound of the most misogynistic, ignorant, sexist and antediluvian pig who ever trod the planet I can truly report that I know and love enough women to be quite assured of the fact that women do indeed enjoy sex".

Mr. Goodman's letter also says that The News of the World's lawyers all knew he was planning to plead guilty to the charges and had in fact assured him that he could have his job back "if I did not implicate the paper or any of its staff" during court proceedings.