Sentence examples for fact in need from inspiring English sources

It's a fact in need of an explanation".

Huntington determined that Lorenzo was, in fact, in need of tutoring and recommended three hours a week at $225.

But the news last week concerned a much older mistress, one who is looking a little dowdy and is, in fact, in need of a makeover.

This is to say that although poets' ignorance is indeed a fact for Plato, it is a fact in need of interpretation.

The specter of biological death inspires a "daily cultivation of detachment" (92) that "interrupts" (another of the book's key terms) our mindless participation in "circuits of fear, crisis, and reaction" (86) and makes us apprehend our petrocapitalist forms of life as things open to change and, in fact, in need of change.

Psychiatry is a branch of medicine, a huge limb, in fact, in need of continuous pruning, watering and shaping.

It is, in fact, a question in need of answering: can we sustain growth?

In fact, they were in need of saving from one bland, structurally anemic ballet after another.

In fact, you need not be in a wheelchair to be affected by this problem.

There is, in fact, a need for force in dealing with people like the Al Qaeda militants.

In fact, they need to "leap in".