Sentence examples for printing facts from inspiring English sources

For his part, Mr. Stille, a professor at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and the author of several well-regarded books on Italy, said that being sued for printing facts was "a Kafkaesque experience".

It will print facts that it will have to go behind the scenes to get".

Is it remotely possible that I would allow this great newspaper to print facts I knew to be skew-whiff?

In typical Bloombergian fashion, City Hall prefers to showcase fine-print facts and figures, publishing a running tally of items distributed to residents: packs of new underwear, 8,788; cases of baby formula and diapers, 6,741; cases of soap, 928; "C" batteries, 15,830.

Knowledge-based modules addressed the topics listed below using audio and video mini-lectures accompanied by onscreen notes and printed fact sheets.

Ford prints it — and prints the facts behind it — and makes a movie about the moral burden of a life lived in the name of a myth and the ethical implications of direct action.

Yet, as Paul makes clear, it's fitting and useful for would-be prophets to print the facts.

There was so much conjecture printed as fact.

"Print, in fact, has become the new interactive media," he said.

I offered not to print that fact for his protection, but he assured me that "everyone knows".

"The excellent thing, and good news, for publishers is that there is life after print — in fact, a better life after print," said Patrick J. McGovern, the founder and chairman of I.D.G.