Sentence examples for fishy facts from inspiring English sources

For fishy facts, Think of an Eel by Karen Wallace is a gorgeous non-fiction title from Walker Books' read and Wonder series.

We challenged author and ex-CBeebies presenter, Cerrie Burnell, to a game of 'Fishy Facts'!

The Washington Post reported, "There were lots of feisty words and fishy facts in Thursday's debate between Vice President Biden and Rep. Paul Ryan".

Meanwhile, Brian Wingfield, of Forbes, says "something seems fishy" about the fact that the news about the TARP came on the eve of a Presidential speech on the economy.

As of the end of March 3, the 773rd day of his term in office, Trump accumulated 9,014 fishy claims, according to The Fact Checker's database that analyzes, categorizes and tracks every suspect statement uttered by the president.

In a conventional autobiography, made up of contiguous text, this kind of shrugging and shuffling alerts the attentive reader to the fact that something fishy is going on and needs further investigation.

What was even more incredible — and what tipped race timer Josh Stern off to the fact that something fishy was afoot — was that Seo ran faster miles in the second half of the race.

This visually striking ad by the Democratic challenger in the Kentucky Senate race — essentially calling Sen. Mitch McConnell a political arsonist — included a fact that appeared fishy when we first watched it.

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If this arrangement sounds fishy, V&E finds solace in the fact that "the [LJM concept] appears to have been fully discussed in the office of the chairman and was presented and approved by Enron's board of directors".

Again, there's something inherently fishy about a movie that claims our facts are drawn from an inefficient data set which then turns around and uses the same methodology.