Sentence examples for held the facts from inspiring English sources

41 Moreover, since that court held the facts relied upon to be without legal significance, it did not inquire whether the findings were adequately supported by the evidence introduced in the trial court.

My brain held the facts, but somehow my spirit had denied them until now.

It was General Manager George Young who had lobbied to pick Robinson — Young was always fond of players with "measurables"— and Robinson always felt that Bill Parcells held the fact that he was Young's pick, and not his own, against him.

In The Times, a newspaper Gove used to work for, Janice Turner called Of Mice and Men a "one-note parable" and held the fact that it has only one female character up as an example of its inferiority.

They would take the comfort, but hold the facts.

But even if the ceasefire holds, the fact is that there has been no meeting of minds between Mr Sharon and Mr Arafat.

In a reference to Cameron's inner circle, she added: "I don't hold the fact that someone went to public school against them.

"But, again, I still hold the fact that he didn't throw at him, O.K.?" Torre conceded that "we're going to go overboard" to protect Clemens because he is "wearing our uniform".

To hold the fact he isn't fighting people like Derek Chisora on a Frank Warren card at York Hall for the British Heavyweight title is a bit silly really isn't it?

True or false, that narrative no longer holds; the fact is that force, today, has emerged as the preferred instrument of American statecraft in the eyes of policymakers and taxpayers alike.

The calibrated holder was used to hold the FACT chart 18 inches from the participants' eyes.