Sentence examples for cast facts from inspiring English sources

The neo-classical correspondence theory, and Armstrong, cast facts as the appropriate truthmakers.

A willingness to present your poorly-thought-out conclusions as cast iron facts would be an inevitable consequence of this.

A Channel 4 documentary on Sunday will claim that analysis of the bodies and of wills registered in London at the time has cast doubt on "facts" that every schoolchild has learned for decades: that the epidemic was caused by a highly contagious strain spread by the fleas on rats.

These facts cast a doubtful light on reporting like this from CNN Money, which claimed last November that "More than 300,000 homeowners have received $26 billion in relief under the big foreclosure".

These facts cast a new light on the growing number of risk factors for cognitive impairment, suggesting that, on a population basis, most health deficits can be associated with late-life cognitive impairment.

Perhaps it's the similarity of the motions of swinging and casting — the fact that the ball or fly goes farther when you move smoothly.

He was in fact cast as Heimdall.

In a statement he gave the House Energy and Commerce Committee dated Sept. 23, Mr. Silver gave no indication he was leaving and, in fact, cast the job as only partly completed.

But his comments on Thursday were a surprise because publicly in recent months his opinion seemed to soften, including saying last month that he would in fact cast a ballot for Mr. Cuomo.

But the spirit of the worship service on Monday was not to cast blame; in fact, much of it was dedicated to repentance, as those gathered prayed for forgiveness for any sins that may have led to the controversy.

If 20 percent of Michigan's votes were in fact cast early, that would be on the high end of prediction made by polls and among statewide officials, who anticipated that the fraction would be between 15 and 20 percent.