Sentence examples similar to corrected facts from inspiring English sources

"No, Helena, let's correct facts," he later said to gales of incredulous laughter.

The purpose of this article is to correct facts and legal misimpressions that have arisen concerning the application of Miranda when terrorist suspects are arrested.

It also requires that you refrain from interrupting, advice-giving, correcting facts, defending yourself, making your case, or saying things that leave your partner feeling unheard or cut short.

Who has the sincere desire to correct fact that only 6-7% of dirs of top 250 films=women?

It was the disappointment of imagination corrected by facts.

These distortions are not corrected by facts.

It's probably better to memorize correct facts than wrong ones.

Today, online publications offer "a two-way street," as the audience feeds information and corrects facts.

We ensure that the original selection committee has followed the selection criteria appropriately and have made their decisions based on full and correct facts.

Have you ever noticed that everything on Wikipedia is wrong and wished there were some sort of reference website with nothing but correct facts on it?

As a very, very broad-sweep description there are a few correct facts included, but every value judgment it makes is wrong.