Sentence examples for fact-filled from inspiring English sources

Here are four fact-filled pieces from The New Yorker's archives to help you fill in the gaps.

Providing nonstop fact-filled commentary through a half-hour tour, the escorts cheerfully explain highlights of the posters and showcases that fill two large halls of the Military Museum.

Characters turn into fact-filled ciphers or catalysts for disaster.

One Summer is full of such exhilarating, fact-filled fun.

A fact-filled survey of today's hyperdriven society.

A fact-free rhetorical barrage or a fact-filled explanation.

The whole of the environment is, in fact, filled with organisms and objects that can transmit infectious agents to humans.

He was, in fact, filled with the righteousness of a poacher-turned-gamekeeper – for he himself had collected butterflies.

Rumoured by generations of students to hold the campus collection of porn, Sir Gilbert Scott's tower is, in fact, filled with pocket books.

Residents said they could swear that the pothole in question had been much larger at one point, and was, in fact, filled about two weeks ago -- only to open up once again after the latest snowstorm.

Colonel Miska and his men said the battle confirmed that some of the Iraqi security forces they aimed to help were in fact filled with militiamen who were their enemies.