Sentence examples for involves the fact from inspiring English sources

The moral of the George W. Bush TV interview this week with Matt Lauer involves the fact that it got terrible ratings.

Jim Thorpe is a bustling tourist town – known as the "Switzerland of Pennsylvania" – but very little of its appeal involves the fact that the greatest athlete of the 20th century is buried there.

They learned that one of the fundamental problems customers face involves the fact they are using multiple storage and content management options.

It's only now that it involves the fact that you spend your free time casting spells that all of a sudden your "privacy" is at risk.

The generational change represented by cloud computing involves the fact that Internet pioneers like Google and Amazon have made it easier for those following in their wake.

Suppose a person's constitution involves the fact that she developed from the particular sperm and ovum from which she in fact developed.

Sam Chesneau, Gorilla FC, Seattle: It's really been difficult to analyze anything news related that doesn't involve the fact that Clint Dempsey is now a Seattle Sounder.

I didn't know they would cut my genitals, the pain it would involve, the fact that even now, at 47, I would still be in physical – and psychological – pain.

Others involve the fact that Michaels craft stores, part of a chain, have been at or near three shopping center shootings; the police have combed employee and customer records for possible clues.

Although Ms. Friedman Agnifilo distances herself from cases in which her husband or his law firm is involved, the fact remains that all the assistant district attorneys prosecuting opposite Mr. Agnifilo work for Ms. Friedman Agnifilo.

The major reason that I was never frightened about the voices or worried about what "hearing voices" indicated about my possible mental health involved the fact that the childhood "voices" (there were two of them, each distinct in timbre and personality) never spoke of anything that wasn't good, happy, and reassuring.