Sentence examples for because facts from inspiring English sources
This is because facts do not owe their origin to an act of authorship.
Because facts are neutral and verifiable, they become the common ground for problem solving.
"Because facts are stubborn things and the facts are that Iran's savage record flatly contradicts Rouhani's soothing rhetoric".
But only sort-of, because facts are rarely simple bare truth propositions – and almost never in politics.
Just because facts are on file at the courthouse doesn't mean someone wants them featured in a mass mailing.
No Polish embassy dared to send accurate reports to Poland because facts that ran contrary to the Communist line couldn't be told.
He added: "Fiction is winning out because fact is no longer making sense".
But you also trust what she says, because fact piles unquenchably on fact, name on name, grisly deed on deed.
It was also a difficult time personally and one reason it was not finished may be because fact came too close to the fiction.
Because fact has gone nuts".
We have come to this tragic conclusion about our future because fact and opinion today are considered of equal validity.
