Sentence examples for state facts from inspiring English sources
The fight move: just the facts State facts, not opinions, when you're talking about yourself.
Army officials have stated that the report was compiled to state facts, not to assess blame.
All languages can employ different sentence structures to state facts (declarative), to ask questions (interrogative), and to enjoin or forbid some course of action (imperative).
The "symbols" in symbolic AI are, Shanahan says, "a bit like sentences in English, that state facts about the world, or some domain".
One may state facts, ask questions, and give instructions with a variety of intonations indicating, along with visible gestures, different attitudes, feelings, and social and personal relations between speaker and hearer.
If you use it, Mr. Paskoff says, be specific and state facts — rather than your feelings — so that those receiving the information know where to look within the company for the problem.
The new contract was based on a state fact-finder's nonbinding recommendations issued early last month.
Such are the stated facts.
"No, I'm only stating facts.
