Sentence examples for facts count from inspiring English sources
But facts count for little when there's fear mongering to be done.
Yet all these facts count for little with many people who experience a crowded and costly daily commute.
Your "feelings" don't count… Only facts count.
W. D. Ross for example claimed that only principles of prima facie duty are self-evident, and principles of prima facie duty are, roughly, principles stating that certain facts count in favour of an act and others count against.
"Smolensk" has all the hallmarks of the "birther" movement in which facts count for a lot less than insinuation.
As Mosley's narrative reaches its climax 'a Bosch-like depiction of contemporary hell in a London warehouse' facts counts for less than the parable's message.
In fact, count yourself lucky to find the trailhead at all.
Their "civil and religious rights" in fact counted for little.
As a matter of fact counting the axe-strokes is very nearly an obsession with Dickens.
Mario loves to throw a party, it's his 10th, in fact (counting his official titles in the series).
