Sentence examples for question in facts from inspiring English sources

A biography, "Leo & His Circle: The Life of Leo Castelli" (Knopf; $35), by Annie Cohen-Solal, written in French and elegantly translated by Mark Polizzotti and the author, immerses the question in facts and sensitive analysis without exactly answering it.

The question, in fact, is irrelevant.

Alexander replied: "That is a great question, in fact as an ambassador you have part of the answer.

"Naming elements is a serious question, in fact," said Yuri Oganessian, a nuclear physicist at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna, Russia, and the lead author on the paper.

Which is to say that nominees for Best Foreign Language Film aren't chosen from among foreign films that have been released in the United States in the year in question; in fact, they don't ever have to be released here at all.

And then when I got the reaction I got, I knew I faced a difficult question – in fact the question was put to me very directly by the art historians over dinner: 'What the fuck are you going to do with this story?

Dell executives are no doubt very tired of answering the AMD question; in fact, all must have been trained to deliver the same rote response for the past decade.

This question, in fact, is the theme of many reports in environmental health.

It is a question, in fact, that has also been put to the American Congress.

Major questions, in fact, remain about whether either side is ready for peace.

The big questions, in fact, will have to be answered by the Oscar voters, who will decide whether the bent toward smaller films is a permanent thing.