Sentence examples for fact lingers from inspiring English sources

Even two years later, that unavoidable fact lingers, inspiring guilt, instilling resolve and shaping decisions big and small.

I explained to Palin that in my view, at least, this line of inquiry wasn't gratuitous — that questions did in fact linger about her "gravitas gap".

True Romance gave the lie to anyone who thought Scott didn't appreciate invigoratingly colourful dialogue, and those arthouse tendencies given full rein in The Hunger do in fact linger like ghosts in the fabric of his mainstream hits.

In fact, the lingering notion that there is a lockstep Catholic vote represented by a minority of outspoken bishops is challenged by the latest poll from the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press.

Robinson and his long-suffering companion were now employed to investigate "the problem of England", which seemed initially to consist in the fact that lingering geopolitical power and recent economic recovery could not save the country from fatal nostalgia and decrepitude, resentment in the face of modernity and a generally ruinous attitude to culture and sex.

In fact, a lingering health question was the only reason he wasn't selected in the lottery, after he endured three foot fractures in three years of college.

We are not aware of any literature where this has been documented; in fact one lingering question related to the literature about violation of EUT relates to the issue whether the results can be explained by simple computational processing errors in the way people manipulate data on outcomes and probabilities.

But the fact that it lingers at all, not just in obituaries of film stars like Reynolds ― who played numerous other roles throughout the rest of her career, anyway ― suggests that its problematic power hasn't vanished.

The need to consider a real event, with its much reported facts and lingering mysteries, gives this novel a less peremptory texture than she has accustomed us to; the figure of Lord Lucan deepens and complicates, as does the nature of the evil credited to him.

But in Britain the last formal coalition was a wartime government of national unity, a fact that lingers in the folk memory.

He is best and internationally known as the star of NBC's mid-1960s seriesries, "The Man From U.N.C.L.E," a fact that lingers across generations who have no idea what that is.