Sentence examples for delivering facts from inspiring English sources

When Barzun is compressing great batches of information, his prose races across spatial and chronological vistas, delivering facts, their causes and implications, in a strictly utilitarian, almost rat-a-tat manner.

The crime boss she works with in Vegas explains, "Heroin doesn't kill: it's the addicts' lifestyles that do…" The effect is a bit like taking a bus tour through the desperate parts of Las Vegas, a guide delivering facts about life on the streets.

The site focuses on delivering facts fast, and features Keys pulling in news from Twitter, App.net, local news affiliates, and video feeds while adding his commentary.

This is partly related to the advancement of information technology, which is increasingly producing and delivering facts and data, although much of that information remains unorganized, untapped, or unused.

Most people recognize the distinctive style of an encyclopedia: a neutral voice, authoritative and unobtrusive, confidently delivering facts followed with interpretations, advanced tentatively as representative of scholarly or expert opinion.

It should be about delivering facts.

Which is sort of the same benefit of science fiction -- using sci-fi tropes as a vehicle for delivering fact.

If people don't believe us when we are delivering fact, why should they believe us when we mix fact with fiction?

What is wanting here are directly delivered facts and figures.

"We try really hard to get credible third-party messengers to deliver facts," Mr. McKinnon explained.

Pfizer even sponsored a phone app that delivered facts and suggests for sexual health issues which led to nine billion media impressions, according to Pfizer estimates.