It should be noted that this terminology is not standardized: some authors use "state of affairs" much like "fact" is used here (e.g. Armstrong 1997).
The hyper-pro-Israel lobby, in both parties, hasn't much liked the fact that Helen Thomas dares to speak up and question that most sacred of topics, and right from the front row of the White House Press Gallery.
Much like Chuck Norris facts, "Rajinikanth facts" or "Rajinikanth jokes" are widely circulated in text messages and memes over the Internet.
It's so much like the facts of life for people in a quartet -- that they perform together and they've all got to be really on the ball 24-7.
Much like the fact that our parents were Hungarian, and we were American, the fact that her family had once been Jewish was easily consigned to the realm of things from the old country: Fabulous wealth and factories; country houses and horses; chauffeurs and servants wearing formal uniforms; dazzling jewelry and great art.
I very much like the fact that he draws as well.
He didn't much like the fact that Lammy, MP for a riot-ravaged Tottenham, condemned those who stole and burned.
I very much like the fact that the startup is so laser-focused on what they do and do well, instead of overloading the product with unnecessary features or over-extending it to broader use (i.e. project management, to-do listings, etc).
Much like the fact that doing tackling drills with Clay Matthews, plyometrics with LeBron James or doing clean and jerks or heavy dead lifts for speed are not appropriate for me (or most folks for that matter).
That sort of thing only happens to smokers who had next-to-no drive to do anything in the first place, much like the fact that kids don't shoot up schools because they play video games, they shoot up schools because they're criminal sociopaths.
He says they like it so much, in fact, that 90percenttellll Everwise they would like to be "immediately matched" with another protégé when their six-month commitment to someone on the platform is drawing to a close.
