Sentence examples for plain fact of from inspiring English sources

The plain fact of the suspension wasn't surprising to me.

The plain fact of it is haunting enough.

He told the interviewer, Norah O'Donnell, that she was mistaken in stating the plain fact of his vote.

I suppose my Irishness, the plain fact of growing up there, contributed to my language and my sense of experience.

I should start by admitting that I've never seen the need to apologize for the plain fact of being an American.

"The plain fact of the matter is that the majority is sometimes wrong," Judge Justice declared in an interview with The New York Times in 1982.

Mr. Wick sticks close to the plain facts of Shirer's story, taken from his copious letters and journals.

The minstrel-show trappings of "The Scottsboro Boys" serve as a kind of Brechtian device putting distance between the story being told and our natural emotional responses to the plain facts of the case.

"The teams reviewing data have not found information which was inaccurate" or that would change the plain facts of foreclosure — namely that the homeowners it wanted to foreclose on were in serious arrears.

Her images are the plain facts of the gulf war, the desert as garbage dump, littered with hunks of metal, shell casings, shoes, tartan blankets and the odd file cabinet and scarred with trenches.

The contradiction between the plain facts of the data and the tepid feel of the recovery suggests that the recession created a more important question than the simplistic "are you better off?" Voters should ask themselves — and their leaders — how to keep this and future generations better off.