Sentence examples for fed facts from inspiring English sources

The officers, for example, suggested he would receive leniency for complying and fed facts "to get Brendan to say how Ms Halbach died", said the attorney, Laura Nirider.

On Thursday, the State Court of Appeals ruled that it looked very much as though detectives in Rochester had fed facts about the murder to Mr. Warney, and it said he could seek compensation for his conviction.

For example, she said, the officers interrogating Dassey appeared to suggest he would receive leniency for his compliance in confessing to the crime, and then fed facts "to get Brendan to say how Ms Halbach died".

She no longer feels the need to parse the intricacies of human relationships and love affairs, "but I do still want to be fed facts, to be given material which extends the region in which my mind can wander".

When it comes to educational software, the trick is to make kids think they're just playing a traditional escapist game, while they're really being surreptitiously fed facts and logic problems that put their brains to work.

And when he told the group "the era when we could just spoon-feed facts to kids is over," and exhorted the teachers and parents in the room to "let your children take their iPads into school," they looked up from their own iPads to nod (or Tweet) their approval.

Not only did they feed facts to suspects, they scripted entire narratives for them.

The students who simulated telling the facts did 16percentt worse on the test than the students who were fed the facts while seeing celebrity faces.

Many city tours are either generic, big-group walks – in which you are fed dry facts with no particular theme – or super-cheesy, "we're-not-like-the-other-tours" experiences, where you are guided by someone wearing a trilby and strumming a ukelele while telling tales of local cult legends.

This is the reality of modern American politics: a large and cohesive bloc of voters lives in an alternative reality, fed fake facts by Fox and Rush — whom they listen to out of tribal affiliation — and completely unaware that it's all fiction.

So will a public that has been fed a fact-free diet of John McCain the "maverick" see through Palin, the fresh-faced feminist?