Sentence examples for kind of fact from inspiring English sources

Another kind of fact, almost equally sordid, in its way, emerges toward the end of the novel.

The authors do not accept it as some kind of fact of nature that the suburbs should have been developed almost entirely by private capital.

This is objectively false, but, in the windmill of emotional certitude that is Trumpism, feelings don't simply outweigh facts; they are a kind of fact.

The role of the gendarmerie during the war was news to me, as it was to Echenoz when he began his research, and it's one kind of fact that he elaborates.

It never declares that "there are no rules" but, rather, begins from the opposite premise: "What kind of fact are you looking up when you look up a word in the dictionary?

The channel also produced the day's most mind-bogglingly pointless trivia, when commentator Jon Champion said: "Fábregas, the man who was born on the last day Everton won the league title, the 4th of May , 1987" the kind of fact which brings out the Pirahã in me.

"All the court said is that the jury must play some kind of fact-finding role," he said of Ring.

My assistant, Jennifer Mascia, and I decided it would be a useful exercise to annotate it, a kind of fact-checking exercise for our readers.

Add to that the cutbacks at local newspapers, and there are fewer people to do the kind of fact-checking required to get to the bottom of things.

It's worth remembering them, as a kind of fact-check exercise, before considering whether — as so many Americans I've interviewed over the past few years believe — something has gone wrong.

De Botton's newest book, "Art as Therapy," is a manifesto for the improvement of art museums, and we'd come to the Frick on a kind of fact-finding mission.