Sentence examples for make facts from inspiring English sources
This speaks of deep, ugly prejudices that make facts and rational discourse irrelevant.
Accordingly, we have taken unprecedented steps to declassify and make facts available to people, who can judge for themselves.
Likewise, the most impressive element of Kate's narrative is its ability, in David Foster Wallace's description, to "make facts sad".
Feature films often make facts into stories, fashioning a narrative arc that real life has no awareness of.
"They make facts a matter of partisan debate, rather than accepted, shared reality.
Many on the "wrong side" of the lines fled or were murdered, or murdered others, hoping to make facts on the ground which would reverse the commission's verdict.
He managed to make fact-finding trips to Japan, Singapore, and Europe.
Throwing it all to science may be a good idea — it may make fact out of what feels like fiction.
As a result they can make fact-‐based decisions, save money, and become more competitive.
Fortunately there are techniques you can learn to make fact recall easier.
Or to quote his own account of what he makes: "Facts for the walker, fictions for the viewer".
