Sentence examples for blurred fact from inspiring English sources

The Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF), whose financial backers are a closely guarded secret, blurred fact and comment and demonstrated a clear bias, the government's Charity Commission found.

During two days of cross-examination, Michael E. Riley, the lawyer for Rabbi Fred J. Neulander, hammered at the credibility of the witness, Leonard Jenoff, asserting that Mr. Jenoff blurred fact and fantasy and hoped to enrich himself with a book or television appearance.

The "blurred facts", according to Slater, were that Davis says she divorced at 19, when in fact she had only separated from his first husband at 19, with the divorce being finalized when she was 21.

The movie, which includes several musical numbers by David Shire and Richard Maltby Jr., makes every effort to blur fact and fiction.

The Collected Works Of Billy The Kid (1970) was something different: mongrelising genres, blurring fact and fiction in an imaginative collage, he dissected a legend of his boyhood.

Says another, offering the perfect commentary on this book's self-importance about blurring fact and fiction, "We see this all the time".

Crofts made his name as a ghostwriter and appears to have no problem with blurring fact and fiction as a strategy to sell Steffi to his target Heat-reading audience.

Prince will forever be immortalized for his deep and genre-bending catalog of music, dazzling live performances, and leaves behind countless stories that blur fact and fiction.

Others said Dr. Wolfram was blurring facts and conjectures.

Anxiety around EVD reflected in media reports or shown by communities directly, and rapidly evolving events on the ground, sometimes blur facts.

In her eyes, the rabbi's speech about Islam and the terrorists blurred the fact that the religion prohibits killing innocent people.