Sentence examples for fact of pulling from inspiring English sources

The beautiful, battling loss that unfolded from there was a tribute to qualities many will want to describe as quintessentially Australian: fighting spirit, commitment, the simple fact of pulling on a gold shirt and giving a shit.

The very fact of pulling off "Boyhood" deserves praise, but the movie's absurd sentimentalization of childhood and adolescence, its vision of a boy and teen without a spark of ferocity, without an evil thought, without energies to tame or impulses to master — without any wildness at heart — could satisfy the old studio system.

But with short-term rates at zero, the Fed is instead merely on hold — it is not expanding its quantitative easing, and is in fact in the process of pulling back.And, he says, by this standard much of the developed world is in a liquidity trap.

Their final separation by the police -- the matter-of-fact pulling apart of two six-day-old corpses -- may constitute the saddest moment in the book.

The fact that the killer stopped short of pulling the trigger on Lund only adds to that.

From her quiver of figures, she's fond of pulling out the fact only 34percentt of eligible voters participated in 2013's mayoral elections.

In fact, Bono had long made a habit of pulling girls out of the audience and dancing with them.

Android is the world's most popular mobile operating system, so it only makes sense for Google to take advantage of that fact to pull in more users' payment information.

Polls, in fact, suggest that Mr. Romney has some chance of pulling off the double win.

In combination with theoretical modeling, the experiments show that the benefit of having both pushing and pulling MTs largely stems from the fact that pulling forces are independent of MT length, whereas pushing forces are not (e.g. limited by length-dependent MT buckling) [ 196].

The group (four men and one woman) are former championship skaters and at moments they remind us of the fact, pulling off dizzying spins and spiralling arabesques with a fine insouciance.