Sentence examples for fact toward from inspiring English sources

In fact, toward that end, they'd like more expansive powers when it comes to protecting customers on cryptocurrency exchanges from fraud.

In fact, toward the end of the draft, it's arguably preferably for a player not to be selected, so he can cut a deal as a free agent with a team whose needs coincide most closely with what he offers.

In fact, toward the end of his life, General Forrest would have likely sought to exterminate those who would kill blacks in his name, or for his "cause," like Roof.

In fact, toward the end, in late 2009, they called our lawyer; we had a lawyer at the time, so [laughs]--and they told him that we were going, they were going to indict us.

In fact, toward the end of dinner that Monday evening, Lou had told me of an incident not long before when he woke at two in the morning with a back spasm.

In fact, toward the end, the fans in back climbed over those seats to get closer to the stage, They have very demonstrative fans -- fans of all ages, not just Boomers, who still fill massive stadiums, too.

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It's the nature of the job, almost, to skew facts toward a political end," said University of Memphis historian Aram Goudsouzian.

And what does it mean to say that, when a state of mind is in fact 'directed toward' something that does exist, that state nevertheless could be directed toward something that does not exist?

Chic in fact veer toward the Crusaders.

Whenever fact veers toward insight, "Tea at Five" withdraws.