Sentence examples for because the fact of from inspiring English sources
Because the fact of the matter is the vast majority are.
"It is hard to watch," Fiennes' citation went on, "because the fact of war is and should be unbearable.
Because the fact of the matter is, we had hit upon the perfect sentence — not for the first time.
Because the fact of the matter is, there are fewer women in tech than men and it's hard to succeed when you feel like you don't have support.
"There is no reason to be melodramatic about this because the fact of the matter is that the reality of these stories is compelling enough," he said.
"I shouldn't have speculated beyond that, because the fact of the matter is I don't know the source of the leaks".
Because of the fact of finding themselves forced [to take off their scarves].
I would not withhold adjudication because of the fact of codification, nor merely on account of the procedural dodge resorted to by counsel.
He persisted in his belief that the fans "get pleasure just because of the fact of you playing hard and trying," as he put it.
No one who is writing honestly would be motivated to alter or shade their work because of the fact of a prior political donation.
