Sentence examples for fact to spin from inspiring English sources

I often draw on fact to spin my fiction.

F. K.," is an all-too-eager cicerone: a dramatist of truth who tramples facts to spin alternative histories that may be grandiose and grotesque but can sometimes have a hint of grandeur.

Mr. Stone is "a dramatist of truth who tramples facts to spin alternative histories that may be grandiose and grotesque but can sometimes have a hint of grandeur," Alessandra Stanley wrote in The Times in November.

(There's already another CHR station in New York, a fact CBS Radio decided to spin by saying that New Yorkers now, for the first time, have a choice of which frequency they wish to hear that Taylor Swift song. (As if people care what station they're listening to a song on, provided they're tuning in at all).

CUMMINGS: The problem is that rather than accepting these facts, Republicans continue to spin new conspiracy theories that are just as outlandish and inaccurate.

Shame on you for trying to spin that fact.

"It created that effect for so many other shows — the fact that we were able to spin off three successful series.

@Somuchhildso3.

A penny or cent may be used to spin, in fact any small thing that spins will do for a top.

He was talking about basic honesty, promising to look facts in the face, not to spin (too much), not to make policy by opinion polls, and to give an honest accounting of his actions.

By recording transparent, careful accounts of the four wives who survived — Maryam, Amal, and two older Saudi wives of bin Laden who lived more briefly in Abbottabad — the commission has delivered to the historical record illuminating testimony that had previously leaked out only through anonymous intelligence briefings, some of them plainly designed to spin the facts.