Sentence examples for avalanche of facts from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, sometimes an avalanche of facts is unleashed in order to bury the truth.

This is how conspiracy theorists operate: bury your opponent in an avalanche of facts and suggest there's some secret connecting them all together, a Rosetta Stone you're on the verge of deciphering.

Schlosser is a serious and diligent reporter, and "Fast Food Nation" isn't an airy deconstruction but an avalanche of facts and observations as he examines the fast-food process from meat to marketing.

But in an avalanche of facts, it focused narrowly on legal grounds and argued that, given the new evidence, the verdicts probably would tip in the defendants' favor if new trials were to be held.

They had an avalanche of facts engulfed in assertions last week when it was announced every major Scottish bank would move their registered office to London.

Back on @DailyKillerFact was an avalanche of "facts" accompanied by pictures of murderers.

Still, there is hoopla everywhere in Texas on its 150th birthday: wagon trains, cattle drives, rodeos, exhibitions, historic reenactments - a veritable avalanche of history, fact and fantasy.

If we, as a country, knew a year ago what's now understood to be an avalanche of well-reported facts, published emails and legal documentation, the behavior of the president's family and associates would have crossed any reasonable line of what might be meant by an attempt to collude with the Kremlin.

He has, through sheer tenacity, amassed an avalanche of ominous and unnerving facts.

Or take my slatternly desk: the boring-looking stone almost hidden under an avalanche of press releases is in fact a sea-urchin fossil, a seamed star pattern just visible on the top side.

Part of it stems from the fact the current avalanche of coverage centers around a presidential campaign season that's years away, which is unheard of.