Sentence examples for set the fact from inspiring English sources

Against this, however, must be set the fact that writers really are growing new forms in the laboratories of their minds.

(A fairer assessment might set the fact of some admittedly weak teams against a gruelling schedule and inhospitable venues, plus teams who know each other to the extent that shared history creates its own challenges).

And against the growth of the religious right must be set the fact that Israel as a whole has become more liberal, modern and less ideological.There is a hint of this in Mr Ben-Yehuda's book on Masada.

That leaves central banks in a quandary given the "zero bound" to the interest rates they set (the fact that some like the ECB are imposing negative rates on funds parked by  banks with them does not materially relieve this constraint).

The C.I.A. claims to have proof of the North Koreans' involvement, but against that we have to set the fact of their technological know-how; reports suggest that life in Pyongyang may bear a close resemblance to that of Yugoslavia in its Communist heyday, as described by a visiting Mel Brooks — "All of Belgrade is lit by a ten-watt bulb, and you can't go anywhere because Tito has the car".

With no release date set, the fact that the South Korean rating lists March 20th means we'll likely hear more news soon.

ACA's report sought to set the facts straight on the most facile criticisms of Australia's Nauruan regime.

Nasa has made an effort to set the facts straight, setting up a web page that has reportedly drawn 4.6 million views.

After years of hard work the staff members have put into The New York Hangover, I feel the need to set the facts straight.

"They wanted to go after his record," she said, "and he went before the committee and had an opportunity to set the facts straight".

Some history and perspective will help set the facts straight.