Sentence examples for some important facts from inspiring English sources

Although it is right that focusing exclusively on individual speakers' intentions would prevent us from seeing some important facts (as Hornsby 2000 argues), it also vital to recognise the importance of paying some attention to speaker intentions.

However, you omitted some important facts.

But the hastily written obituaries left out some important facts.

But for some important facts, I will use figures from 2002 and, whenever possible, 2003.

Some important facts can get obscured, though, in this mood of crisis.

There are some important facts to digest: no money changed hands and nothing was signed.

The strategy is characterised by the teachers either adding some complementary important facts, or in some cases completely taking over the student's communication.

"He was the guy who stood up there and omitted some pretty important facts".

In addition to Dr. Dwyer's comments, there are some additional important facts.

None of the commentaries I have read on the Soviet-Lithuanian crisis have mentioned some crucially important facts.

His paper, "Public Debt and Low Interest Rates" (hey, I said he was smart, not catchy), injects some extremely important facts into discussions about fiscal policy that have long been characterized by assertions, biases and fearmongering.