Sentence examples for fact to separate from inspiring English sources
It's important, in fact, to separate out two aspects of the current housing crisis.
It is, in fact, impossible to separate Mr. Terkel's political vision from the contours of his oral history.
In fact, trying to separate her daughter from Johnston could be filed away in the rather slim folder titled "Sarah Palin's Good Ideas".
It is in fact not possible to separate English matters from Scottish.
Amongst Albert's heinous crimes include the fact he likes to separate the onions out of his guacamole, that he had no bedside tables as a youth and that he is incapable of whispering (his whisper is Tony Soprano's persuasive voice).
What management presented as a compromise is, in fact, an attempt to separate Screen Actors Guild from other industry unions.
Bruce Boudreau said he considered all the facts before opting to separate Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry for the better part of the first half of Saturday's 6-4 loss to the San Jose Sharks.
Meanwhile, anyone with a public agenda employs teams of consultants to spin the news, making it harder to separate fact from pseudo-fact.
Here we try to separate fact from fiction in the US debate over Syrian refugees.
Wyatt Earp, _by Andrew C. Isenberg (Hill & Wang)_This careful account intends to separate fact from the many fictions surrounding the "Frontier Marshall".
