Sentence examples for straight facts from inspiring English sources

"My music is straight facts," the rapper Bobby Shmurda has said.

"My music is straight facts," he told a reporter last year.

We need straight facts, serious science and speedy answers on these important issues.

He added in the statement, "Before something calamitous occurs, Congress must demand professional oversight to give us the straight facts about these companies' books".

Her films were partly paid for by the Nazi Party, though both authors struggle to tell us exactly to what extent.This is not entirely their fault, as Riefenstahl, in interviews and in print (her memoirs appeared in 1987), was adept over decades at obfuscating the straight facts of her relations with individual Nazis, the party and their crimes.

Donald Dewar, the Scottish secretary, said it was the "straight facts", while the SNP retorted that the figures had been produced to political orders.Political abuse aside, the SNP has a point that these figures exaggerate the budget deficit that Scotland would inherit if it were to become independent.

The picture that he finally displays is not straight fact.

A single straight fact is that Salinger was one of a kind.

But speaking to the Radio Times, he agreed with Gove, at least in that the TV series should not be taught to children as straight "fact".

"I'm not really criticizing men for that, but it's a straight fact.

Here's the straight fact about likeability.