Sentence examples for out of fact from inspiring English sources

But it is not always based out of fact but rather an emotion.

You have to say to yourself, "When I look back, is this a place I'm going to be glad I was cast out of?" Fact is, most of us gay people are refugees.

(Hemingway, whose style is in lots of ways very close to Thurber's, didn't write out of facts so much as sense impressions -- his facts).

The Gablers had a two-barreled strategy: in addition to pressing issues of ideology, interpretation and philosophy, the Gablers ferreted out errors of fact.

After every terrorist incident, some professors and soldiers, spies and diplomats, security experts and political partisans put out reams of fact and conjecture.

She used innuendo, extrapolation, unscientific references, out-of-context facts and statements to make her point.

And it's about science literacy -- the danger of making public policy based on out-of-context facts and ideology.

Ford Motor has got a lot of mileage lately out of the fact that it's the only U.S. carmaker that hasn't gone bankrupt.

Verbally and visually, the book sets out lots of facts blandly.

National guidelines were sometimes incomplete or out-of-date, a fact that sometimes conflicted with respondents' answers to the survey.

We have an urge to make sense out of facts and situations, to create links where there are none.