Sentence examples for facts put from inspiring English sources

"The British public deserve to have the facts put before them.

The facts-according-to-the-President had succeeded in overriding all other sources of facts put together - succeeded in overriding what used to be known as "the facts".

While the verdict was accepted by Mr Williams's family, they said they disagreed with key facts put forward in the hearing.

For years and years and years you've had this misinformation, these deeply misleading facts, put about by people like Nigel Farage unchallenged.

It reads like the sort of books published about America in the Soviet Union in the 1950s and 1960s: a collection of mostly accurate facts put together in such a way as to yield a wholly misleading conclusion.

While the Cas panel revealed that the RPC did not provide any evidence contradicting the facts put forward by the IPC, the Russian sports minister, Vitaly Mutko, called the decision to uphold the ban unlawful and politically motivated.

Why Our Fears Don't Always Match the Facts", puts it, the fear of radiation, though it conflicts with the facts, is understandable.

Pairing his collages with hard facts puts forward a visual respite and establishes tension between compelling news journalism and conceptual art.

Using incorrect information or made-up facts puts holes in your reasoning and hinders the strength of your argument.

4. In fact, put your phone away completely.

The Report did not, in fact, put a figure on the number of deaths.