Sentence examples for this fact slipped from inspiring English sources

This fact slipped Dad's mind?

The food didn't cry out for improvement and has in fact slipped a little, if the measure is the fraction of underperformers among the dishes.

Some have argued it is possible many of the 45 or so megafauna species thought to have become extinct after 50,000 years ago may have in fact slipped into the extinction abyss tens of thousands of years before the First Australians arrived.

For myself, while I realize how commonly the word is used offensively to stereotype women, I also believe that it's a word that carries a value and meaning other than that stereotype, and that Hillary has, in fact, slipped over into excess in language and in capitalizing on her victimhood.

England is not in any way limited to traditionalists — their singers are, in fact, slipping right into the future.

Certainly a large number in the church feel that he did, in fact, slip up in his speech.

As the fourth grade is improving its test scores because the teachers are teaching to the test, the eighth grade scores are not improving and in fact slipping.

If that all-important fact slips your mind, Mr. Levine will supply plenty of reminders, from the shell-toed Adidas sneakers on Luke's feet to the dropped names of Kurt Cobain, Notorious B.I.G., Forrest Gump and Rudolph W. Giuliani.

Letting the facts slip out served a purpose for the Obama Administration.

If it doesn't turn up sharply on Monday if it in fact slips further on Monday then the rally may be cut short.

The 41-year-old had in-fact slipped into a deep coma as a result of her drug overdose and her condition had been mis-diagnosed as irreversible brain damage.