Sentence examples for spread the fact from inspiring English sources

Moreover, considering the difference in the subject's wingspan, i.e. the distance between fingertip to fingertip of middle fingers with the arms spread, the fact of this test consider a unique value of 36-inches (91,44 cm) distance between hands, independent of subject's height [ 8], could limit the comparisons of performance among subjects.

As word spread, the facts changed to suit the telling, Mr. Smith said.

But if her organization is to truly spread the "facts" about the Middle East in Washington, it would behoove her to not just answer these questions directly, but also to tell the truth about settlements and about J Street.

Some of them, like NY Times blog Bits acknowledged Twitter to be the place to be for watercooler-type chatter about the events, yet practically none of them dared admit that blogs and Twitter had simply been quicker with spreading the facts than they were (and yes, we realize using both as a source for rock-solid news can be quite dangerous too, but that's beside the point in this case).

This is the transcript of a wide-ranging, two-part, three-hour interview with Al Gore, touching on the impact of technology and the Internet in politics, both in the U.S. and abroad; the state of the mainstream media and the left and right blogosphere; the role of the Web in spreading the facts about global warming, among others topics.

This myth has spread despite the fact that the deal worked out by Sens. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va).

But if we don't spread the word about the facts, it's far too easy for a lie to take hold.

The Call to Action invites all faith-based organizations across Africa to engage fully in spreading the essential facts of child survival within their congregations and communities.