Sentence examples for famous fact from inspiring English sources

That is a famous fact; it is said to have contributed to the extreme complexity of James's late-period style.

Like Man Friday's footprint, this is a lone fact, a fact without context, a famous fact as immoveable as the arrow in King Harold's eye.

Probably the most famous "fact" about Columbus — his insistence, against overwhelming scholastic opposition, that the world was round — was the work of a fabulist, Washington Irving, who wrote the first modern biography of the explorer.

That English rock musicians who grew up in the fifties absorbed American blues and jazz is a famous fact; generally less well known is what music they listened to as they got older and were performing themselves.

He was supported by the magazine's famous fact-checkers and by editors who debated grammar with him but rarely dared to suggest major changes to his prose or punctuation.

I always remember the year Rafa Benitez came out with his famous "facts" line about Sir Alex Ferguson.

One of the famous facts about the Savoy Hotel is that its entrance is the only road in Britain on which cars must drive on the right.

There can be no so-called two-state solution that doesn't take into account the famous "facts on the ground," created by Israel over international objections.

In perhaps his greatest book, "The Gospel According to Jesus Christ" (1991), the novelist, characteristically, tells the story of Jesus' life and death without changing any of the famous facts, while at the same time turning the theology of the Gospels upside down.

Look no further than famous fact-denier Mike Pence, whose solution of "praying the virus away" was failing to control an HIV outbreak among heroin users in Indiana.

Madagascar, June 16 , 2005 On the occasion of the Day of the African Child, UNICEF, in collaboration with its sister UN agencies, launched the first-ever malagasy translation of the famous Facts for Life child survival guide.