Sentence examples for making the facts from inspiring English sources

What's troubling is their insistence on making the facts tell a murder story, however uncertain the motive and however unlikely the supposed method.

As the Guardian's great former editor CP Scott said: "facts are sacred" and the Guardian has a tradition of campaigning for more open information, of making the facts as widely available as possible.

By making the facts of their plea of innocence public, those seeking justice can send a message that resonates far beyond the narrow legal issues usually raised in motions to overturn convictions.

One must digest what one encounters in his or her research, making the facts yours.

Make the facts fit the story.

The financial crisis shows what happens when we try to make the facts fit our desires.

But that does not make the facts of this tragedy any easier to accept.

In our hunger for all things true, we make the facts irrelevant.

Until John Whittingdale made the facts crystal clear, I had been indulging a Pretty Woman reverie about his situation.

Gellhorn's goal in making her book fiction, she told the interviewer, was to make the facts come alive through storytelling.

(Picture book; ages 5 to 8) Nestling nonfiction books about animals in the bosom of familial relations always makes the facts more homey.