Sentence examples for in fact donated from inspiring English sources

A representative from Mr. Newsom's office confirmed in an e-mail that the lieutenant governor had in fact donated to the super PAC.

So imagine my joy when I realised the selfless Goblin King had in fact donated his skin to aesthetic surgery, his peeled grape face balanced happily on a couple of lamp cords at the Church Pharmacy stand.

Although we will spend the rest of our lives knowing neither his name nor his story, we will know that what he gave us -- what he, in fact, donated to us -- will perpetually affect how we practice medicine and how we care for those who are in need of care.

CCA did not respond to queries regarding how frequently they donate the use of their dogs and guards to local law enforcement efforts, or whether they do, in fact, donate those services free of charge.

It will, in fact, be donated by our heirs.

Its latest potential mayoral standard-bearer, the New York City comptroller, John C. Liu, seems to have trimmed a campaign corner or three, engaging fund-raisers who claimed to have raised big sums of money from people who in fact never donated a dime.

In fact, I donate a portion of the royalties from the sale of my book to animal rescue.

So keen, in fact, that they donated $179,100 over two years to Bill Shuster, the Republican sponsor of the bill, according to the Los Angeles Times.

In fact, Vick has donated a small king's ransom to charities and various causes, including humane societies, and it hasn't meant a thing to the haters.

News Corp. is the most recent donor to feel the heat -- they are a big contributor to the Chamber, in fact, they have donated $1 million according to recent reports.

This post originally stated that a heterosexual man who'd used intravenous drugs could donate blood after a one-year deferral; in fact, he can donate blood one year after having sexual contact with a woman who has ever used illict intravenous drugs, but anyone who has themselves used illicit intravenous drugs is subject to an indefinite deferral.