Sentence examples for facts for instance from inspiring English sources

Like some facts for instance; some evidence to back up what he is saying.

She dispensed other milk facts — for instance, that it is measured by weight, not volume.

You're sure to pick up some stray facts — for instance, did you know that dolphins get arthritis?

Each adventure conveys a simple lesson for children ages 4 to 7. ("You can't judge a person based on just a few facts," for instance).

Some reviewers of Ackroyd's "History of England" volumes have jumped on him for being flippant about facts — for instance, for ahistorically construing as "English" the various and sundry peoples who have inhabited the land now called England, reverse-engineering history to create a false narrative of continuity.

The claim that only a worldly aristocrat could have created such great plays might sound plausible in a blog or a book, where you can ignore nagging facts (for instance, not a shred of documentary evidence connects De Vere to the plays, and he died in 1604 before 10 or so of Shakespeare's Jacobean plays were written, several of them collaboratively).

The fact, for instance, that we don't really have flies in Paris, at least not in our apartment.

The fact, for instance, that female painted turtles show no signs of ageing at all – their fertility and chances of survival increase as they get older.

No mention is made of the fact, for instance, that Asians are now the largest group -- including whites -- admitted to the system's most competitive campuses.

Very little is made of the fact, for instance, that the Gospel of Judas, promoted as an antidote to Christian anti-Semitism, is profoundly anti-Jewish.

The gaps are filled by rumors, which occasionally reveal a fact — for instance, that two C.A.A. agents were interviewed by F.B.I. agents because they had been wiretapped.