Sentence examples for fact sought from inspiring English sources

Mr. Smith has in fact sought to exploit the current crisis to make a comeback.

Many residents admitted they had not in fact sought refuge but had watched the spectacular waves roll in.

"The main ally of the Siniora government was the Americans and they didn't seek to end the war but in fact sought to prolong it.

Step by step, the west blundered and floundered into a dilemma they never completely comprehended and never in fact sought: from the very beginning, they argued in cliches".

In introducing Mr. Cheney, Mr. Bush, in fact, sought to score points for picking a partner for reasons that did not appear baldly political.

They have, in fact, sought out your work and allowed it into their mind – deep into their warm, intimate mind, where they could be thinking exactly what they want to about all the wonders of life.

Some of these do not, in fact, seek to reverse everything the Conservatives did.

But Mr. Spitzer said the company did in fact seek to inhibit reviews.

Many exhibits, in fact, seek to bring perspective to fresh and horrific history.

There is a term for people who can tolerate this kind of cognitive dissonance and may in fact seek it out: boxing fans.

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