Sentence examples for fact to think from inspiring English sources

It is difficult, in fact, to think of another play in which the act of seeing figures so aggressively.

It may be helpful, in fact, to think of Jonathan Blow as a kind of Thomas Pynchon of gaming, and of The Witness as his Gravity's Rainbow.

"After what happened, I think it will be very, very difficult — it might be impossible, in fact — to think about any sort of reconciliation," the vice president, Tariq al-Hashimi, said in a telephone interview from Sulaimaniya, in the Kurdish region of Iraq.

It's hard, in fact, to think of a downside to restricting reviews to actual purchasers of a particular title.

I now have come to understand that for me too, the only way to solve the issue of senior hunger is in fact, to think different.

We simply do not have enough facts to think about such threats.

During this journey, he describes how he was finally able to "muster the nerve, and the strength, to start facing facts, to think for [himself]" (p. 313).

Give them some facts to think about.

But friends of facts tend to think of facts as forming a very natural kind of whole.

It would bore me, for instance -- I would find it unbearable, in fact -- to think that anyone reading this believes that the Race Question takes up all my social and psychic time.

"To lead the merger, you in fact need to think about the next step.