Sentence examples for has some fact from inspiring English sources

"Myth always has some fact in it," Galgut says early on, hinting that protagonist and author may share more than a name.

She has some facts on her side: according to Nielsen Media Research, last year, the average household watched television 8 hours and 14 minutes a day, a 3-minute increase from the 2004-5 seandn and a record high.

When it came to Obama, Clinton had some facts to convey.

2.14am BST Great, could we have some facts perchance?

Judge Evans, in his dissent, said it might be nice to have some facts before putting the right to vote at risk.

And they have some facts to back it up.

This is my opinion, but I have some facts to back it up.

You have your point of view, but have some facts about it".

But Trump partisans may also have some facts that can provide grist for the political mill.

Share your notes with friends, who will have some facts that you forgot or missed out.

You should probably have some facts to back up your reasoning for needing the tampons more than the pads.