Sentence examples for take the fact from inspiring English sources

Take the fact that one defendant ran an Islamic Society at London Metropolitan University.

Take the fact that a baby girl was chosen in Uttar Pradesh.

"Take the fact that it was Tiger out of the equation, and it is a fair ruling," he said.

"Sometimes they take the fact that you don't argue very much to mean that you really don't care".

In last night's episode for example, Carrie and Quinn take the fact that their fellow agent is a Muslim as reasonable evidence for his possible treachery.

Don't take the fact that no teams attended the workout to mean that there was absolutely no interest in him, though.

"You can take the facts, and then make a narrative, and you make your own truth.

Once we've got that squared away, we can go ahead and take the facts about the world as they come.

We shall take the facts to be the possible situations (Suszko defines a non-rigid notion of fact, but we will use the one just defined).

To think otherwise would be to take the facts about what exists to be arbitrary in a way that they plausibly are not.

Disinterested government officials and investors should take the facts and figures of the Oxford study seriously.