Sentence examples for gets the facts from inspiring English sources
Archives|LET'S GETS THE FACTS ON NICARAGUA; Is the C.I.A. Involved?
On other subjects, no one may notice when a journalist gets the facts wrong.
"By 'good judge,' I mean that he is so smart and so scholarly that he consistently gets the facts, the law, and therefore the judgment itself, right".
There is no seeking of a personal privilege in this matter.JAVED JABBARIslamabadSIR The statement that herd privatisation was pushed upon the Mongolians in 1990 by a slew of international aid organisations gets the facts completely backwards ("The nomads' despair", April 29th).
Directed by Sheila Canavan and Michael Chandler, Compared to What gets the facts right and lays them out interestingly: Frank's early years at Harvard, his role in the Massachusetts state legislature, his election to Congress, his rabid defence of President Bill Clinton during his impeachment scandal, and finally his orchestration of the Dodd-Frank banking reform legislation.
Your diary column (8 February) seeks to deride the nomination of Tony Ball for the title of Council Leader of the Year and also gets the facts wrong about the final cost of the operation to clear Dale Farm last October.
She gets the facts-to-fancy ratio, always a difficult one for a biographer to weigh, exactly right.
Frances Wilson's new book, "The Ballad of Dorothy Wordsworth," is the latest attempt to flesh her out, and Dwight Garner writes that the author gets the facts-to-fancy ratio right.
"Get the facts and evidence.
Get the facts for yourself".
