Sentence examples for repeated facts from inspiring English sources

"Do you know, the Mexican Wave didn't actually originate in Mexico?" One of the many oft repeated facts that my dad felt I needed to know during my childhood.

Hollis occasionally, perhaps deliberately, over-layers his portrayals of times and places, but the only serious criticism that can be levelled at The Memory Palace is its editing, and the repeated facts and phrases.

Most repeated fact that's not true That Arsène Wenger has guided Arsenal to the worst disciplinary record in football.

He generates little narrative momentum, frequently repeating facts and leaving the occasional strange gap.

The results ratified Aline's conviction that it wasn't pointless to repeat facts thousands of times to her sister.

The data-devouring Missile defended Noble, repeating "facts are a stubborn thing," a favorite mantra, as he lauded its record.

Mr. Nilekani has a tendency to repeat facts, and he often resorts to the rhetorical flourishes of the populist demagogues he decries.

To prepare, he repeats facts out loud as he reads the newspaper, and everything becomes must-know information, even must-see TV.

Others may find it frustrating that the human drama and detail are obscured by a relentless focus on military minutiae and an unfortunate propensity to repeat facts.

In responding to essay, students must not only retrieve and repeat facts that they have stored in their 'memory bank' but must show an understanding of the topic.

She still maintained that book-smart ability to repeat facts (like the merger cases) and shows a command of medical situations".