Sentence examples for much hard fact from inspiring English sources

Not that any biographer has much hard fact to work on.

I was struck by how much the hard fact of our marriage mattered, and how little the various authorities cared about the emotional complexities of our relationship, which had defined it for me.

I'll admit that these arguments are cogent but are not backed up by much cold hard fact.

This is a soft-focus week, when spin and glamour count as much as hard facts.

Clearly, what gets declared a crisis is an expression of power and priorities as much as hard facts.

It added: "In relative terms, poorer developing countries are hit much harder despite the fact that the absolute monetary damages are much higher in richer countries.

This dual loyalty conflict is made that much harder by the fact that many features of the correctional system can directly conflict with optimal treatment for a patient's medical conditions.

Most websites have started implementing a security measure called "Two Factor Authentication," which makes it much harder -- in fact, nearly impossible -- for unauthorized users to get into your accounts, even if they have your passwords.

Though Ms. Bawden's fiction could spring from personal history, it nonetheless took liberties — perhaps much-needed ones — with sheer hard fact.

Also, memories associated with feelings are much stronger than memories based in simple, hard fact.

The hard fact Better off, but not much A pinch of salsa Fear of circling ReprintsEven the first step, though, is hard.