Sentence examples for facts to create a from inspiring English sources
"What I have tried to do is use implausible facts to create a plausible world".
The S.E.C. did a great job cherry-picking and distorting facts to create a compelling narrative — they should be congratulated for their ability to manipulate the media.
Unlike a lot of novels and TV docudramas that selectively latch onto facts to create a false picture, "The Appeal" delivers a real picture of a real problem.
All the best comedies give you something to think about, too.Yet, ironically, one of his best plays, "Man of the Moment", does treat a social "issue"—the amoral operation of the media, which can make celebrity out of notoriety (in this case, the notoriety of an armed bank robber) and which wilfully distort facts to create a juicy "angle" on a story.
The lengthy, hand-lettered appendix provides insight on Brown's creative process and biases, highlighting where he changed historical facts to create a more engaging story, such as incorporating a conspiracy theory not widely accepted by historians.
"It might be hard, in fact, to create a generation more metaphysically ill-equipped to adjust" to the economic realities of 2011, Malone writes.
And then artificially settle them with people that come, most of them, solely for that fact, to create a physical presence which is nothing more than a justification for having a foot in them?
We used this fact to create a false positives filtering component with a simple rule: if 100 nearest neighbors of a test token all had the same class label in the training set then that label is highly unlikely to be not PHI.
You can easily take advantage of this fact to create a long string of error messages that seem to grow in urgency!
His portrait of Gauss's son Eugen as a dunderhead, for example, departs from the facts, perhaps to create a parallel with Humboldt's faithful — but incurious — sidekick, Aimé Bonpland.
