Sentence examples for figures and facts from inspiring English sources

We cannot relate to figures and facts that are, in addition, remote from us.

Another kind of question that should be avoided are the ones that deals with figures and facts about the college.

Though they had to raise their voices to be heard over the whipping winds, the astronomers readily tossed out figures and facts.

Romney's solution, Barnes wrote, is to get someone who can: "No one in America is better than Ryan in spelling out, with figures and facts, the crisis America faces".

He admitted that modern vernacular does sometimes seem unintentionally comic in the mouths of historical figures, and facts are often twisted to make a story, but still, he said, this is no worse than clocks chiming in Shakespeare's ancient Rome.

He admitted that modern vernacular sometimes seems unintentionally comic in the mouths of historical figures, and facts are often twisted to make a story, but still, he said, this is no worse than clocks chiming in Shakespeare's ancient Rome.

He's not quite as figure- and fact-obsessed as Schott, but his entries tend to be longer and better written.

For example, both the CREATE method (Hoskins et al., 2007) and Figure Facts (Round and Campbell, 2013) have been implemented only in small-enrollment courses.

He reels off numbers and facts and figures.

"Everyone talks about facts, figures and debt.

Facts, figures, and the such like.