Sentence examples for fact vanished from inspiring English sources

Just in case the message is not clear enough, next week the Congressional Budget Office is likely to say that the surplus has in fact vanished, and that the administration will have to dip into Social Security to pay its bills, which it has sworn not to do.Democrats are hugging themselves.

Subsequent searches failed to recover the "planet" in a different position, and in 1878, CHF Peters, director of the Hamilton College Observatory in New York, showed that the star had not in fact vanished, and that the previous results had been due to human error.

His Abälard und Heloise (1834) and Pierre Bayle (1838) were followed by Über Philosophie und Christentum (1839; "On Philosophy and Christianity"), in which he claimed "that Christianity has in fact long vanished not only from the reason but from the life of mankind, that it is nothing more than a fixed idea".

Despite its undoubted qualities - its stream-of-consciousness protest songs, heavy with drug references, are pitched somewhere between Bob Dylan and Love, tricked out with bursts of sinister electronics and luscious string arrangements - Cold Fact had vanished without a trace in the US: a state of affairs not helped when Rodriguez's record label Sussex, also home to Bill Withers, went bust.

He was, of course, a partisan politician, but that fact virtually vanished as he rose to the occasion in a highly Democratic city after the worst direct attack on the nation since Pearl Harbor.

But just as quickly -- quicker, in fact -- it vanished.

In fact, the issue vanished abruptly from the news as soon as the story of torture at Abu Ghraib prison broke.

Burnished by the fact that they vanished just at the point in the mid-1990s when rock music became obsessed with nostalgia, their legend is based as much on what-ifs than it is on anything tangible.

In fact, however, these vanished transactions are properly processed and the customer is paid twice.

(In one prominent accounting of the era he was said to have vanished; in fact he was homeless, having suffered the ravages of drug dependency).

The medical examiner's determination that she had been killed was based less on evidence from the remains than on where her body was found and the fact that she had vanished.