Sentence examples for thinks the fact from inspiring English sources

She thinks the fact that Blair was asked to sign a secret statement saying Iraq was not complying was suspicious.

He thinks the fact his characters have a slightly knowing, adult perspective is one of the qualities children find appealing.

Adrien, at the pharmacy, thinks the fact that so many residents are seasonal, and can't vote, disadvantages it at the ballot box.

But that is the point of DeWitt's prose, and particularly his dialogue, which is highly stylised for comic effect: he thinks the fact that The Sisters Brothers made readers laugh was the secret of its success.

People have networks and if those networks operate out of smoky bars, they're probably excluding many women.' Hazel Blears, MP for Salford, thinks the fact that fewer of the women were professional politicians worked against them.

He resists being drawn into a story; he wants to spend his time bowling with his irascible friend Walter John Goodmann), a Jewish convert who served in Nam and has become a rhetorically enabled face-down-in-the-mud kind of guy — he thinks the fact that Americans died heroically in Vietnam justifies his getting furious over the smallest incidents in his life.

He said he thinks the facts will surprise people.

Olson told Good Morning America he thinks the facts are overwhelmingly in his client's favor.

"I think the fact that she took it like that?

I think the fact is there has been a very healthy realism.

"But we thought the fact that SNY got to the table was a really good sign".