Sentence examples for big facts from inspiring English sources

In his comment, James said, "Big FACTS!

We learn the big facts of Ms. Hempel's life — she is half Chinese, has broken off an engagement and decided to leave teaching — only obliquely.

But at home the film's reception has been more mixed, with leaders of the real-life No campaign protesting that the film gets several big facts wrong and fundamentally distorts others.

So is it true?Many of the Britons who have fixed upon the idea that the Union is a cesspool of corruption have two big facts lodged in their mind.

They try really hard, all the usual tricks – demonstrative enthusiasm from the scientists; big facts and more big numbers (129bn tonnes of water in the world's clouds at any one time); the inevitable big orchestral score.

That said, one of the big facts about any journalist – and I say this mainly to the students here today – is that we all think and hope we're irreplaceable, but when we're gone the waters close around us terrifyingly quickly.

And this is the one big fact.

For Mr Cheney, the big fact about America is that it is at war with Islamofacism.

For most of the last year, the big fact of politics was that the voters wanted a change of leader.

The other big fact is the recession set off by the financial crisis and the consequent imperative to jump-start economic growth.

That's what most people are doing when they eat out, and this is the big fact that my letter writers never considered.