Sentence examples for even facts from inspiring English sources
Even facts we're supposed to accept as givens don't stand much scrutiny.
Even facts, figures and quotes in press releases should be double-checked in my opinion.
Even facts about Woolf's contact with Lord and Lady Brittan appeared to have been amended, he said.
Dr. Westen takes the unlikely position that the Democratic Party should, for the most part, forget about issues, policies, even facts, and instead focus on feelings.
But even facts need context.The book's less controversial claims concern the building itself: from its accidental location and design, to the amount of sand dredged from the Potomac to build it.
"Mrs Woolf's letter to the committee raises more questions than it answers about an appointment process that has been chaotic, and a series of exchanges with the Home Office and others, where words, and sometimes even facts, have been amended.
That's not an objective -- much less, progressive or even fact-based - viewpoint.
Facts about nature, even universal facts or apparent findings about "human nature," do not constitute intrinsic values.
Even simple facts are wrong.
Royal Facts were of a higher order than even Project Facts.
