Sentence examples for chose facts from inspiring English sources

But his assertion in a radio interview that he once ran "a two-hour and 50-something" marathon, a time revealed to be off by more than an hour, reinforced critics' notions that Mr. Ryan chose facts at his convenience.

And surely one of those responsibilities is to choose facts over lies.

Commentators may be accused of choosing facts to prove their opinions – plague the thought – but that is different from falsification.

There's a grim irony to the fact that those accusing Blair of choosing facts to fit his conclusion are often guilty of the same.

The conceit that one must choose facts or beauty — even if it's beauty in the name of "Truth" or a true "idea" — is preposterous.

We hope that now the election is over he will choose facts above rhetoric, and put tackling the root causes of the housing benefit bill above short-term political gain.

On the contrary, he has written, they "are liars … They choose facts that suit their theories, they ignore inconvenient findings, then they try to bludgeon their colleagues into agreeing with them".

While it is still a challenge to create readable, accurate, flowing narratives based on the facts, it is another level of complexity to understand weights, both logical and emotional, on facets of an argument, build a narrative around that, and then support the narrative from chosen facts.

We pick and choose facts that reinforce our existing worldview.

Moreover, while the budgets can be high they are still much cheaper to produce than studio features.But why are audiences increasingly choosing fact over fiction?

"The United States has chosen fact over fiction," Pence said during a speech Monday addressing Israel's Knesset, or parliament.