Sentence examples for make any fact from inspiring English sources

When you have a point to make, any fact will do.

"Graham's legislation does not allow the D.C. Circuit to make any fact-finding at all about what happened to the detainees and whether they are, in fact, enemy combatants.

Ms. Kersch, the spokeswoman for Lender Processing, said: "The consent order does not make any findings of fact or conclusions of wrongdoing, nor does L.P.S. admit any fault or liability".

They don't do it because, thanks to technology-driven transformations over that time, it simply doesn't make any sense; in fact it has become complete madness.

He did not make any concessions to the fact that people wanted to hear.

"The detectives are concerned if they did in fact make any statements of 'You're under arrest,"' Captain Sullo said.

And the need for a parliamentary super-majority to make any changes would, in fact, be a brake on ministerial meddling.

"I don't make any apologies for the fact that I managed to make a career out of something I love to do," Mr. Shrum said.

"I don't make any secret of the fact that my aim is to maintain full-time employment until I am 69".

"What really didn't make any sense was the fact that they said my brother was shooting at a kid," she said.

If true, that would mean that the introduction of hardened vents at reactors at nuclear plants in the United States — cited as an improvement that would prevent such an explosion from happening — would not in fact make any difference.