Sentence examples for much the fact from inspiring English sources

Although I felt the dizziness of old heartbreak had I really loved Ilan so much?—the fact that, in my first reaction to Jacob's apartment, I had kind of foreseen this turn of events obscurely satisfied me.

That's pretty much the fact".

I say: It's not so much the fact that she's gone.

Today it is not so much the fact of the end of a war which engages us.

I didn't like it much – the fact that I trapped myself or got entrapped in that type of performance".

I admire so much the fact that wherever he went, he integrated completely with the communities he was living with.

This was one of the first long pieces I edited, and I'll always remember how kind Frank McCourt was to a young, inexperienced editor, how much the fact-checker struggled in tracking down the dead in Limerick, and the moment I walked into a bookstore in SoHo to hear a reading from "Angela's Ashes" and I realized that this Frank McCourt was going to be huge.

Ms. Bancou-Segal agreed: "It is not so much the facts as the impression".

Any answer is complicated by the fact that Mantel, however much the facts are stretched, is writing historical fiction, not fiction fiction.

But you start to wonder how much the facts are being massaged now, to gloss over the less appealing parts of the operation.

Afterwards, commentators made much of the fact that Sarkozy had not issued a full apology.