Sentence examples for minor facts from inspiring English sources

Doubtless, you will protest that the Post got some of its minor facts wrong.

Minor facts become fungible, shaping themselves to the values of the marketplace.

The trial judges have also rejected much of the intelligence community's "mosaic theory," which calls for interpreting minor facts to suggest a greater threat.

As pretty much the only board game my family will play on Christmas Day (I haven't introduced them to Ultimate Werewolf yet), I've got a soft spot for Trivial Pursuit, particularly if it's an ancient edition that demands you remember minor facts about Princess Diana or a soap opera you forget ever existed.

Sadly, while Amazon likes to stuff its earnings releases with numerous minor facts about its products, it doesn't release separate numbers for its different business units.

Although many of his findings are minor facts, or provide greater detail on what we already know, some are more "novel and breakthrough" according to Dr Mech.

"If we focus on this minor fact, we cannot understand this great pope," he said.

A new public interest defence will also protect NGOs and citizen journalists who have got a minor fact wrong, but are willing to correct or clarify it.

Not the seven colours it will come in, just the minor fact that unless you live in Japan you can but dream.

Kurtz's minor fact-check mistake (his final and fatal mistake was the last of a number of them) was of the kind made on a pretty much daily basis by everybody else, but without drama or even note.

That doesn't stop photographers from angling their camera so that it excludes, say, the minor fact of a nuclear power station in the backyard, as the agent advertising this £247,000 bungalow in Dungeness notoriously did.