Sentence examples for the final fact from inspiring English sources
The final fact of life is that when you die, a doctor is required to fill out your death certificate, specifying the cause of death.
The scoreboard here at sold-out Lane Stadium blinked the final fact: No. 10 Virginia Tech 31, No. 2 Miami 7.
The final fact that leaves my head spinning is we know that diabetes education reduces hospital visits, re-admissions, complications -- and costs.
This inscrutability comes from readers' presumption of finding a poststructuralist dialectic in the work itself -- a measurable distance and discourse, say, between irony and sincerity, cynicism and optimism, knowingness and naivete, class consciousness and blind consumerism -- knocking up against the final fact of its absence or submergence in the writing.
This is both the strength and the weakness of a remarkable black and white film, since you get the feeling that Burton 's sense of optimism is fundamentally at odds with the final facts.
The melancholy of that final fact — and of the closing shot, with Newton quietly stranded, in a broad-brimmed hat, at a café table — has swelled since the film's release.
And the seventh and final fact is that Britain is reduced to signing what the resentful Chinese used, in colonialist days, to call "unequal treaties".
Even if my family wasn't already convinced about pursuing a language, one final fact did the trick.
The final favourite fact that I picked up about these amazing plants is that they were originally grown for food.
No wonder everyone hates them so much, and as for their fans whingeing that they haven't been allocated enough tickets for the final, the fact is they were given 6,000 for the semi-final return and sold only 4,000.
