Sentence examples similar to it has fact from inspiring English sources
It has facts to back it up, too, with insight from sources within Abbott's office.
Future news: Not only does some great new news site have pithy writers who put the big stories of the day into snark-filled context that represents the political side that you believe in, but it has fact-checkers: two recent college grads from Harvard, who did nothing but read big thick books all through college, checking stories to make sure the facts are in their purest form.
It's been misused: it has misrepresented fact; it has misrepresented fact; it has oversimplified the world.
Except history is something that has facts in it.
It has, in fact, never gone away.
It has in fact expanded since May.
It has, in fact, come to this.
It has, in fact, only just been firmly abandoned.
It has, in fact, become the musical version of Cannes.
But it has in fact ceased to be a concern.
It has, in fact, wasted more than a year.
