Sentence examples for main facts of from inspiring English sources

The main facts of the case were never in dispute.

Efforts to show that the president approved his actions will feature prominently in next week's report.The main facts of the other scandal are more firmly established: the president has already admitted to accepting $2m from the sultan of Brunei.

The mainland simplified Chinese edition, published in January 2013, contains, for the first time since the Tiananmen Square protests in 1989, a publicly released, extensive account of the main facts of what is known in China as the June Fourth Incident.

He thought that the information was a diversion from the main facts of the case.

If you forgot about the test, immediately try to learn the main facts of what the test will be on.

Nine years later, the main fact of our lives is the overwhelming force of unreason.

We can, and I think the main fact of these speeches – certainly the main fact of this speech – is that Obama sees opportunity where most politicians see only risk.

By George Packer September 10, 2010 Nine years later, the main fact of our lives is the overwhelming force of unreason.

"I have not had a chance to see the country," said Schumacher. "I look forward to the main fact of the track, but more important is how we get received by the people in the country".

About the first, I don't think so.… Almost two years ago, I went to Tampa to write about the housing bust and foreclosure epidemic that were the leading edge of the global… Nine years later, the main fact of our lives is the overwhelming force of unreason.

Evans tactfully gave her the chance to do some of her regular stuff — front kicks so high that she seemed to smack her face, a flying leap onto Hanna's chest, where she landed with an audible thud (Hanna should get a bonus) — but the main fact of this piece was that Bouder, in a low-cut leotard, did a dance full of long lifts and arabesques, things she could not have done by herself.