Sentence examples for facts to set from inspiring English sources

The function of news is to signalise an event, the function of truth is to bring to light the hidden facts, to set them in relation with each other, and make a picture of reality".

Let's begin with some background information on modern day health facts to set the stage for the need of diet yoga.

In the world we live in, filled with political spin and outright lies masquerading as news, there is nothing like a does of history and fact to set us straight.

In fact, decisions to set a show in Chicago usually reflect more long-term impressions.

In fact, just to set all of this in a perspective that should be known to Mearsheimer and Walt, lobbying is how American democracy works.

Does he want to centralise government, or might he in fact want to set more bits of it free as he did, to his credit, with the Bank of England?

Those facts are likely to set off a new wave of mortgage refinancings, whose lower monthly payments can provide some boost to the economy.

Also mixed in are literary references, modernist collages and postmodern composites that should leave any decent fact-checker wanting to set himself — or, better, D'Agata — on fire.

In fact, you wanted to set it on fire.

This fact motivates us to set up a compressive infrared sampling for motion acquisition.

In fact, the ability to set firm boundaries around work and non-work time helped to reduce work-life conflict.