Sentence examples for reading facts from inspiring English sources

All too often, I am reading opinions when I should be reading facts.

Squire says the reasons that people like Pawlowicz can organize huge amounts of information and recall it quickly are that they truly enjoy reading facts and practice the retrieval process constantly.

In the novel, the family home is flooded by futile visits from "miracle workers"; a woman who thinks turmeric powder will provide a cure, an elderly man whose treatment involves reading facts about Birju from a yellow legal pad.

They chose from face-fact pairs: those which they remembered from learning a fact, and those they remembered from reading facts out loud in the first phase of the study.

I was really pulled to physics…I enjoyed reading facts and how things worked" (12).

Waking up the DOJ @PreetBharara reading facts of NYPD killing of #RamarleyGraham!

Gilly reads facts aloud from a book by the Samuel Pepys of Westeros, the High Septon Maynard, who has recorded everything from the number of steps in the Citadel to his own bowel movements.

Different parts of our brain are activated when we read facts as opposed to when we read poetry.

Read facts about the comparison between the income and taxes for wealthy and poor.

It might be better to read facts rather than ask people for their take on Cyprus.

I read Fact and Comment ("She Could Have Killed Him," Oct. 11) with some surprise.