Sentence examples for saying fact from inspiring English sources

Andrew Davies has defended his decision to show the Kuragin siblings in bed by saying fact that Tolstoy hints at their incest but was prevented by convention from writing the bed scene.

He defended Turkey's track record, saying "fact and fiction get mixed up all the time" in journalism.

He pointed to other investigations,  such as the Leveson and Hillsborough inquiries, saying fact-finding had to be regarded as a lengthy process.

KAINE: You know, I'm just saying facts about your running mate.

First, is what's being said fact or opinion?

He said FACT "was well received" by Republican donors, who were eager to fund watchdog efforts.

At the same time, this court cannot be expected to endeavour in giving any finding about said fact.

That said, fact remains, his tough guy image has spooked the founders a bit.

Curiously said fact sheet is void of anything pertaining to Sprint.

But the plain, verifiable, quiet -- but rarely said fact is that people do.

In truth (to not say fact so many times), scientists considered evolution a fact before Darwin proposed his theory.