Sentence examples for point of fact of from inspiring English sources

In point of fact, of the two universities that reported offering no Kampo classes, one is now on the road to a new curriculum in which Kampo education is scheduled for all the medical students by the time they graduate; while at the other, although the medical curriculum does not include Kampo education, it is offered in liberal arts and science courses.

In point of fact, most of the citizens doing that engaging have never experienced it before, either.

In point of fact, it accused her of "running up the white flag of surrender".

"They're saying that it's being manipulated and preprogrammed when, in point of fact, all of the synods since the Second Vatican Council were manipulated and programmed but by the conservatives".

The wisecracks are there, including a great one about the British place name potential of the phrase "point of fact".

In point of fact it has an enormous amount of original research (as attested to by actual Fitzgerald scholars).

Not that I'd have ever be presented with such a suggestion – my mother is in point of fact a firm advocate of the opposite recommendation.

In point of fact the number of chances created by both sides must have run well into double figures, starting with two excellent opportunities made by Derby in the first two minutes.

In point of fact, the dirty little secret of the banking industry is that it has no intention of using the money to make new loans.

And while it often sounds like folk music, it is in point of fact the highly sophisticated invention of one prodigiously gifted man.

— one of the most persistent is: What, in point of fact, do the thousands of commuters who arrive each day for work or recreation truly contribute to the city?