Sentence examples for necessary facts from inspiring English sources
How did you preserve the narrative while including the necessary facts?
"I don't think the judge had the necessary facts to warrant a verdict of 18 years in prison".
"I think the well-functioning imagination, supplied with the necessary facts and figures, actually gets you very close to the truth, whatever that is".
Nothing like the hard-edged cockney stereotype, Flanagan comes across onstage as a fundamentally nice, amiably foolish man: always optimistic, usually ultimately disappointed, and never quite enjoying a comprehensive grasp of the necessary facts.
The structure of fantasy calls for episodes of increasingly perilous action connected by passages of exposition, in which the necessary facts of history, geography and genealogy are revealed to the hero and, over his shoulder, to the audience.
His opening chapters contain necessary facts about identification and habitat, they provide descriptions of "special encounters" which reinforce his belief that "natural history can serve as a metaphor for life itself", and they give accurate "reckonings" of numbers and behaviour patterns.
From there, a team of Runner's World editors, tribal chieftains you might say, did the necessary fact-checking.
"You know that for ten years no one was wise to my fake interviews before Paola Zanuttini" (of La Reppublica) "and you did the necessary fact-checking," he said.
"Here everybody is pretty conscious of the fact that good human relations are a necessary fact of life," Mr. Koren said.
This law of demand is by no means a necessary fact of life; rather it is an empirical rule to which there are no known, reliable exceptions.
But while the destruction of those ancient citadels in northern Iraq has been widely and rightly denounced as a war crime, the levelling of our natural wonders is treated as if it were a sad but necessary fact of life.
