Sentence examples for talks to the fact from inspiring English sources

He talks to the fact that you are stronger than you think you are.

"To me it really talks to the fact that an employer or even a governmental entity... could not provide services," Kansas state lawmaker Emily Perry (D-Mission) said on HuffPost Live Tuesday.

Depending on who you talk to, the fact that you need a light to read e-paper-based e-readers like the Kindle is either a strength or a weakness.

For example, journalism professor Jim Cunningham has attributed the difficulties in selling Calgary's Calgary Street Talk to the fact that the mostly middle-class, conservative population has "not enough sensitivity to the causes of homelessness".

"Every parent I've ever talked to hates the fact that those items are in the refrigerator already," he said.

At a recent dinner shared by about 10 professional women, all in their 20's or early 30's, at an East Side restaurant, the talk turned to the fact that none wore short skirts anymore, not even at night.

Another time he collided with the classroom television mounted on the wall, but he continued talking, oblivious to the fact that he was bleeding from a gash on his head.

On this view, there is thus a confusion in common-sense ways of talking, due to the fact that the pain is not in my hand; the pain, being a state of feeling or experience, is "in my mind".

Those dreams seemed to vary wildly depending on who you talked to, despite the fact that C18 was attempting to raise money for this homeland from all and sundry.

The problems for indirect reciprocity that arise when we explicitly model image tracking by cheap-talk are due to the fact that there is no cost or benefit directly tied to signaling.

"It took all of them four days to write those motions while I did cash collateral and talked to the client and learned the facts," Mr. Thomson wrote.