Sentence examples for this particular fact from inspiring English sources

But the fact that Trump would make up this particular fact is especially remarkable and ominous.

Before the interview, I spend an afternoon reading the archive of his blog and this particular fact has been brought manifestly to light.

(At one point, she appears naked. Johansson fans, of which there are many, most especially the male variety, have been lighting up message boards for months with discussion of this particular fact).

And you can hear how important this particular fact was to them just in looking at the list of colonial rights that they included in this declaration as being violated.

This ruling is made all the more important by this particular fact: mobile phones are now gateways to Internet-based calling, which means the always-on connection allows text messages, Web surfing, e-mail, and local, long-distance, and international calls that cost a few pennies.

The 'because' structure seems to be shared by other normative domains: it would be very odd to claim that a particular chess move was winning, or that a particular action was illegal, without being committed to their being some general explanation in terms of the rules of chess, or the law, that explains this particular fact.

That growing narrative is, I guess, also one of the reasons that I have been invited – along with a single journalist from Germany, and one from France – on this particular fact-finding mission.

This determination depends on "the particular facts of each case". Id.

Because of the particular facts of this appeal, the court may do so on narrow statutory grounds.

My decision is made on the particular facts of this case and the unauthorised leaking of restricted and/or confidential information is not beyond the reach of the criminal law.

Yet, if the Court had concluded that there was not "plain" error, it might be difficult to support a dissent from that conclusion, given the particular facts of this case.