Sentence examples for good at facts from inspiring English sources

And he has said often in interviews that he is no good at facts.

Are you good at fact-checking and research?

Or, to be more accurate, Twitter is good at letting facts circulate through argument.

Beinart is especially good at invoking facts as a way of dismissing them.

Children with Asperger syndrome are often of average or above intelligence, and may be particularly good at learning facts and figures.

In other words, bits of disconnected knowledge are meaningless; all knowledge must find some imaginative application to the students' own lives, or else it becomes so much useless trivia, and the students themselves become good at parroting facts but not thinking for themselves.

Brittany is very much filled with myths and fairy tales, with a sentiment of knowing that none of it can be the truth, the oral traditions are stronger in Brittany than history books, and the deep forest of the land are very good at hiding facts.

This is something Boehner's House is very good at, in fact, so it could wind up being the default choice.

Bonné's enormous respect for pioneering figures in California is not without pointed criticisms, and he is very good at separating fact from myth and hype from a good story.

That's all I'll say about Callil's actions here, but it might not be all that gets said about them: I hear that Philip Roth is quite good at turning the facts of his life into fiction.

Ignoring that the flag still features prominently as part of our own (Australians are pretty good at ignoring distasteful facts), at the Olympics both sides can happily assume as cousins that we stand now as sworn rivals.