Sentence examples similar to easily fact from inspiring English sources

Both men made at least one easily fact-checkable gaffe.

There were those who defended Johnson, in part because he had littered Yasusada's Japanese biography with easily fact-checked clues that suggested it was all made up.

The ensuing nuttiness — "this notion that someone was going to step on Grandma's air hose," as he put it — shows how easily facts can be distorted.

All in all, an interesting look at how easily facts and figures can be skewed.

"We are a generation that can easily fact-check anything," Ahmed said.

The public spat quickly metastasized from a tussle about turnout to an argument about the Trump administration's willingness to lie about matters both inconsequential and easily fact-checked, and its disdain for inconvenient statistics, whether in the form of approval ratings or the official unemployment rate.

Meanwhile, there remains the easily comprehended fact of an urban disaster perched in scales against a less clear, in fact purely notional, threat to art.

Very easily in fact!

This is not a theory but an easily observable fact.

Plus there's that easily recalled fact that Manson's real name is actually Brian.

So easily, in fact, I didn't see it, because I was attending to the following email.