Sentence examples for fact of all from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most troubling fact of all is that the bill will do very little to reduce systemic risk.

Then there was the most damning fact of all: he was willing to take me out on a date.

Before this game, Joachim Löw stated the most obvious fact of all concerning this reprise of the World Cup final, saying: "Argentina can't have that game back".

Production of "Public Enemies" — in fact, of all movies — had to finish by June 30 , 2008 before the start of an anticipated Screen Actors Guild strike.

Perhaps the most salient fact of all about this Pixies album is that it combines their three recent EPs without any new, unreleased material.

It is notable that a common characteristic of the sky gods, and, in fact, of all Baltic divinities, is the express tendency for each to have a family.

I'm not sure I could pick a favourite fact of all time… but one is that the pygmy shrew weights four grams, but has to eat five grams of food a day.

It is the fact of all three characters' speaking English that knocks a New Yorker down — as well expect to find a common language existing between three people on a Manhattan bus….

In fact, of all the author's books to date, "The Blind Assassin" is most purely a work of entertainment -- an expertly rendered Daphne du Maurieresque tale that showcases Ms. Atwood's narrative powers and her ardent love of the Gothic.

The eeriest fact of all -- to Elizabeth's father, Ed Smart, at least -- was that his daughter was kept hidden in the hills just above his house for several months after she was taken.

And the most extraordinary, pathos-laden Satie-fact of all: that he moved from Montmartre in his late 20s to a tiny suburban bedsit and proceeded to live there until his death three decades later in 1925.