Sentence examples for facts is made from inspiring English sources
We explain how a formal specification for extracted facts can be derived from the source language grammar in such a way that the relationship between the code and its corresponding extracted facts is made clear.
Our job of ascertaining the facts is made more difficult because the draft cherry picked the only data that justified the outcome apparently desired while suppressing other data," Commissioner Jonathan Adelstein said.
Once the facts were made clear, there was no White House attempt at obstruction of justice or at a coverup.
Facts are made in a context through institutions historically run by blokes – with all the discrimination that entails.
— WILLIE X. LIN, student in the M.F.A. program in creative writing at Washington University in St . LouisUniversities are places where facts are made.
These indelible facts were made miserably clear in late April when, while trying to wash, he toppled from a shower stool.
Adorno saw part of the book and was again critical: facts were made to speak for themselves, he said; there was not enough theory.
As so often in medieval biography, a few "facts" are made to work hard, and some scholars (though not Lyons) doubt Adelard ever mastered Arabic.
Many of his facts were made up, and most of his results never materialized.
The ride, in fact, is made up of denial.
In this and other paintings by Freud, that technical fact is made disturbingly explicit as the artist coldly views his reflected image.
