Sentence examples for he in fact does from inspiring English sources

"What he's doing is putting out a buy recommendation, which he in fact does not believe," Mr. Lowenfels said.

It's the way he did it, the way he does everything - the self-regard, the pride, the arrogation to himself of some kind of moral authority that he in fact does not have any more (even if he once did, itself a debatable proposition).

Tuffers is a legend, and he in fact does offer a surprsing amount of valued insight, to go with his undoubtadly delightful offbeat demenoaur.

(Jacobi, 1792: 156ff) Allwill thus moves in his social circle as an insubstantial being, one who appears now under one form, now under another, all the time giving the impression of an inner core that he in fact does not possess.

He in fact does not devote much energy to arguing for this contention; still less is he inclined to expend energy combating anti-realist challenges to essentialism, perhaps in part because he is impressed by the deep regularities he finds, or thinks he finds, underwriting his results in biological investigation.[9] Still, he cannot be accused of profligacy regarding the prospects of essentialism.

But how could a timeless being, as God is, exercise at a future time his power to know or will what he in fact does not know or will; indeed, are not such powers described as powers to know or will without beginning?

"He eventually said that he, in fact, did it," Mr. Higgins testified.

There are records that Schapiro was to support Chirik in New York, although the archives never house records that say he in fact did.

Purists argued that, despite Puig's gaudy numbers, he in fact did not belong, given that his résumé was at best a partial one.

"It's impossible to catalog all the lies, and all the people to whom he in fact did lie to maintain this dual existence,' McCarthy said.

By last summer, these people say, Mr. Thain began to realize that he, in fact, didn't have a handle on Merrill's mortgage mess.