Sentence examples for the fact by from inspiring English sources

It's an experience to be interrogated, after the fact, by those who were there.

Writing this reminds me of a conversation relayed to me (after the fact) by a friend, about 18 years ago.

This is utilitarianism, not Marxism, and he seems to recognize the fact by being appropriately laconic about it.

The notion of a robbery, Mr. Patten said, was concocted after the fact by the prosecutors and investigators.

Collections of contemporary art are, by definition, provisional, and they often advertise the fact by occupying abandoned industrial structures.

By habit, the capital grants are written into the budget as a blank check, with specific allocations made after the fact by legislative leaders and the governor.

"In truth, Thomas was as well-read as any poet of his generation; but he disguised the fact by rarely talking about poetry.

They must be, to judge by the number of times we are reminded of the fact by Fleet Street's finest ­headline writers.

But the Crown Prosecution Service has finally acknowledged the fact by abandoning the prosecutions of nine journalists arrested by the Metropolitan police.

The fact-by-fact decision-making involved in composing mainstream historical fiction — what to change, when to leave well enough alone — is uncodified and imprecise, conducted on a sliding scale that's always a slippery slope.

"We recently started asking people who have checked into a place to recommend it or give it a five-star [based] rating after the fact… by doing that we're just enabling a massive number of people to rate restaurants," he said.