Sentence examples for subject the fact from inspiring English sources

And while she and her colleagues would like to offer definitive answers on this subject, the fact is that few now exist.

Plan A was part of the drumbeat, and every week I would raise the subject – the fact that I was the person chairing it meant that the senior managers at M&S had to come.

Naturally, this only served to draw more attention to the film and its subject: the fact that, in the 60s, hundreds of people were arrested and held without trial on suspicion of being communists – some for up to 17 years.

Then pile on the distinctly unsexy nature of the subject, the fact that the investment banks increasingly have their hands in Hollywood, and the dislike for self-flagellatory inquests in America that sank almost every Iraq-war movie.

Someone might also set aside their tribal prejudices and think seriously about what the SNP has achieved on that front in Scotland(while we're on that subject, the fact that Yvette Cooper's launch statement suggested that party won all those Scottish seats on the basis of "anger, fear and division" shows certain people still have a hell of a lot to learn).

Therefore, I wish to express my gratitude to Gail Collins, who has set herself the challenge of mentioning, in every column that touches on the subject, the fact that — as she pointed out on Saturday (for, by my count, the twentieth time since February 9 , 2008 — Mitt Romney "once drove to Canada with the family dog strapped to the roof of the car".

I think a lot of the popularity is coming from the subject matter, the fact that it is a crime story.

Full of action, suspense and interesting subject matter, the fact that this will most likely turn into another CBS procedural is not at the forefront of my mind.

If of a type reasonably relied upon by experts in the particular field in forming opinions or inferences upon the subject, the facts or data need not be admissible in evidence.

We hoped that the resulting complex target definition procedure will hide for the subjects the fact that had a relative probability of only 98.3% and was never one of the two targets across the multiple blocks of measurement.

In that case, should the subject count the fact that his desire or belief resulted from taking a pill as reason to give up that desire or belief?