Sentence examples for facts to try from inspiring English sources
With no real facts to try, those legal arguments would effectively serve as a trial.
"There's a desire to ignore the facts to try to score political points.
On Tuesday, Fernández's lawyer accused Bonadio of distorting the facts to try to put his client in jail.
Justice minister Andrew Selous said: "This is another example of the Howard League twisting the facts to try and paint a picture of disarray in the prison system.
He counsels that such a finding "should prompt investigations using administrative records, witness testimony and other facts to try to determine what happened" – but precisely that is almost impossible in today's Iran.
From the beginning, Chairman Issa and certain members of the Committee have made unsubstantiated allegations first, then scrambled for facts to try to justify them later.
The defense used that fact to try to undermine Hoskins's credibility.
"This book is fiction and many things have been changed in fact to try to make it a picture of a true time".
The first is the idea of "elaborative" learning – in which you try to give extra meaning to a fact to try to get it to stick in the mind.
I write fiction to escape reality and I write fact to try to bring awareness to the evil that is langerhans cell histiocytosis and childhood cancer.
"Distorting fact to try and score cheap political points is no way to honor the victims of the horrific crime in Charleston," said Fritz.
