Sentence examples for see facts from inspiring English sources

In one boy's copybook I see facts on "Oral Rehydration" and "Food for Pregnant Women".

I blame those voters who see facts as devalued because of how easy they are to access.

"In a portrait, you can't see facts or a person's history, only the results of that history in their faces, their eyes," he said.

Mainly Ceefax was that vanished thing, a voice of quiet authority: entirely straight, irreproachably trustworthy, even its name – "see facts" – devoid of all frippery.

At least, not if you live in London, where the analogue TV signal was switched off on Wednesday and Ceefax – born in 1974 and a phonetic take on "see facts" – disappeared with it.

Tell me the facts.' Well, you see, facts can obscure the truth.

"I'm just a person who wants to see fact," he said.

This week in the magazine and here online (see Fact), Adam Green writes about the Christian comedian Brad Stine.

This week in the magazine and here online (see Fact), Calvin Trillin writes about Shopsin's General Store, a Greenwich Village restaurant, and its eccentric proprietors, Kenny and Eve Shopsin.

Franzen treats the Oprah selection in a piece that appears in the magazine this week (see Fact); here Franzen discusses his novel with The New Yorker.

This week in the magazine and here online, in "The Other War" (see Fact), Seymour M. Hersh reports on why the situation in Afghanistan is going badly.