Sentence examples for compounding the fact from inspiring English sources

(Compounding the fact that you could hear John Coltrane strongly in four out of five finalists, one of them made the fatal mistake of choosing two Coltrane tunes from the same album in his three-song set).

Mark Gibbings-Jones Compounding the fact that the comedy-drama isn't going anywhere (creator and star Ruth Jones told of "how cross" she was earlier this year over rumours it was facing the axe after five series), here's a festive special.

And as now, as in the issues now, there wasn't light at the end of the tunnel because compounding the fact that there weren't jobs — unless you were in one of the grandes écoles, that is the big, fancy schools; unless you were an anarque, one of these people in the administration school who was going to just slide into some party post, in a Gaullist government, what was there at the end?

Compounding the problem was the fact that the party didn't begin until 1 a.m.

Compounding the difficulty is the fact that scribes wrote Greek without spaces between words.

Compounding the pretentiousness is the fact that several of the characters are artists or writers.

Compounding the challenge is the fact that premonitions are often imprecise.

Compounding the competitiveness is the fact that selective colleges are now more desirable than ever.

Compounded by the fact that Heidi was currently outside the car, retching.

Thorstvedt's humiliation was compounded by the fact that the game was live on ITV.

"That was compounded by the fact there was just no information," Grace said.