Sentence examples for by fact of from inspiring English sources

Now that we are aware of the theoretical ability of a customer to order such titles by fact of their listing by Nielsen, we will investigate with them how this might be avoided".

The following year, he directed a more avowedly offbeat picture, The 14, a strange tale, inspired by fact, of a misfit family of four children and their vicissitudes in the wake of their single mother's demise.

What emerged in American life after Brown v. Board of Education is what legal scholars call "de facto" segregation, or segregation by fact of a student's circumstances.

I was stirred by Shirley herself stirred by the fact of this little girl onscreen.

Not by the fact of the earthquake, because he had seen that coming, but by its power and the extent of the damage.

Of course, these shocking images are insulated from barbaric attack by the fact of being "paintings".

But the process has been called into question by the fact of the apparent FBI inquiry.

But by mere fact of its name and Middle Eastern trappings, the game invokes and raises them.

"They're proud of, and intrigued by, the fact of the airbase and its history".

"I was very inspired by the fact of the opposition," she said.

Its childlike view of things is shadowed in appropriate places by the fact of death and the possibility of violence.