Sentence examples for fact that made from inspiring English sources

It was that sense of innocence and enthusiasm about Mr. Hilfiger, in fact, that made his clothes feel so approachable in the first place.

Since 1980, virtually all those I talked with felt on shaky economic ground, a fact that made them brace at the very idea of "redistribution".

Lyon could not score, a fact that made us wonder again about that strange night in Zagreb last winter when Lyon scored seven against the seemingly disinterested home side, Dinamo.

It was timber, in fact, that made the town prosperous; wood was sent to Philadelphia by barge on the Delaware River, and by packet boat, via canal, to New York.

Finally, in 1890, the process for making granulated commercial gelatin was perfected by Charles Knox, a fact that made him so rich he bought the famous racehorse Anaconda and gave him the unfortunate new moniker "Gelatine King".

To be honest, Stephen himself didn't seem particularly focused on the allegedly sexual elements of it either, a fact that made me feel simultaneously relieved and confused.

In fact, that makes me even more popular.

It is this mix of people, in fact, that makes the show so interesting.

They have since divorced, a fact that makes their personal chemistry all the more fascinating.

This is the simple fact that makes genetic modification so attractive in the developing world.

The book was informed by McFaul's own experiences, a fact that makes his work stand out, Blacker says.