Sentence examples for early facts from inspiring English sources

The early facts of the story are not in dispute.

But, as anyone familiar with early "Facts of Life" episodes knows, Molly sings, too.

Lockyer has said the investigation is still in the "early fact-finding stage" and has refused to say whether criminal charges would be brought against any director.

In each case, the earliest facts fit that long-running narrative of America-as-beacon: Men with nowhere else to turn still chose the country whose founding declaration presumed to speak on behalf of "all men," not merely its own.

On the other hand facts are mutually dependent on each other, so "each new fact harmoniously though even so slightly changes all earlier facts" (1935a, IV.3).

The strategic pedadgogical constructivist will thus look to history for clues about how such concepts may be constructed from earlier facts and perspectives, as well as how they may be alternatively conceived or criticized.

An earlier fact-finding judgment into the death from March 2014, also by Jackson, had been kept private so as not to prejudice any criminal proceedings.

The list excluded several prominent names, most notably the former military commander, General Wiranto, who was implicated by an earlier fact-finding commission.

I'm being told that, in contrast to my earlier fact, Wales often claims to have the most castles per square kilometre.

But it takes more centuries to find an early historical fact that colors Romanian perceptions.

In his response to Mr. Salmon, Mr. Kinsley first had to cop to arguing earlier that "facts are overrated".