Sentence examples for small factoid from inspiring English sources
Here's a small factoid: While conservatives contend that President Obama's new health care law is driving Americans from full-time work to part-time work, in fact, part-time employment in the private sector has been declining over the past year while it has been increasing in the public sector.
I found another little factoid equally disturbing.
Hope that little factoid made it to the party!
In addition to this little factoid, becoming a pilot is expensive.
FRIDAY'S PUZZLE — I love all of the little factoids I learn from solving crossword puzzles.
And errors in minor factoids are, unfortunately, only one category of corrections.
Little factoids about Grant pop up at all the wrong times.
There are also some amusing little factoids revealed by the auction.
Mr. Belsky and Gary Hoenig, the magazine's general manager and editorial director, said they were trying to reach a young audience, and they believed their often bite-size approach (factoids and small graphics are commonplace in the magazine) and edgy design appealed to that reader.
With the introduction of the unwelcome historical factoid, uttered apologetically or printed small in the footnotes, what should be monuments to man's genius instead become ostentatious symbols of his cruelty.
