Sentence examples for nugget of fact from inspiring English sources

They say every joke is based on a nugget of fact.

And its varied quotations and nuggets of fact never cohere any more than that eclectic list of names below the title.

There are a few biographies of him, apparently composed long after his death; these may contain some nuggets of fact, but they are brief, ill-proportioned, and sometimes incredible.

Casual readers in the U.S. and U.K. can find nuggets of fact within the expanded view of news stories on web and mobile versions of the service.

In an initial take on yesterday's primary, we offer some nuggets of fact, surmise and opinion.

The man hours that must have gone into sieving the investigation for reputation-saving nuggets of semi-fact alone must be evidence of Fifa's dedication.

Not much to add to that little nugget of news, apart from the fact that the company is keen on improving the app and awaiting feedback from Android users on how to do so.

Among its other delivered nuggets of wisdom, the fact that co-owner of MidwayUSA Brenda Potterfield is also the National Rifle Association Foundation board vice president.

In point of fact, "hello" was widely used in North America by the 1840s, and many of Catton's characters travelled via the California gold rush, so who's to say what linguistic nuggets they might have acquired on their travels?

Apologies to Chris Morris and On the Hour; in fact, this does have a nugget of genuine interest for anyone interested in the next frontiers of operatic experience.

This latter nugget of information might have been more impressive were it not for the fact that all their songs sound the same and/or like songs by other bands past and present.