Sentence examples for like a fact from inspiring English sources

Nor can she watch over her the way she might like, a fact that she accepts with surprising equanimity.

Koh's mysterious persona and the eclectic nature of his artistic output make it nearly impossible to anticipate what his work will like, a fact further complicated by new permanent residence upstate.

Today, though, it sounded like a fact.

It seemed like a fact of life.

But Mr. Caro said the song made it sound like a fact.

I can't vouch that this works but it feels like a "fact" worth holding on to.

Once your shock subsides, the pictures may register as masterly — even beautiful — in painting-like ways, a fact that seems to have been appreciated first in Cologne.

A long, involved attack on Mr Romney's tax promises made him sound like a fact-checker, rather than a president.Republicans have an explanation for Mr Obama's woes: he is being exposed as a man out of ideas.

A "fact based" religious life -- in other words the idea that theology is a road to knowing the "right way" to love God -- is like a fact-based marriage where each person has to be "right" about everything.

Todd was a determined thinker who liked to work a fact or an idea to the seventh level of interpretation.

"You can blame whom you like, but this is a fact.