Sentence examples for though facts from inspiring English sources

After that, though, facts get fuzzy.

The court's obligation is to seek truth, even though facts may be deeply hidden.

But winning that case in the public square will no longer be achieved though facts, figures and smart debating points.

Though facts suggesting the tactic have been present in at least a half-dozen cases, no court has overturned a conviction on this ground.

Fairly quickly though, facts gave way to fantasy, and Surrealism, popular in Japan since the 1930s, became dominant, with hallucinatory results in the postnuclear prints and drawings of Hamada Chimei and Ikeda Tatsuo.

"Though facts are unclear at this point, we take very seriously our responsibility to protect the people of Afghanistan and to avoid circumstances where noncombatant civilians are placed at risk," the command said.

Sixteen years later, though, the facts remain unchanged.

On Tuesday night, though, those facts remained beside the point to Moore.

Though fact-checkers have frequently noted Trump's Iraq dishonesty, TV interviewers have mostly failed to call him out on his bogus claim.

Even though fact retrieval in adults relies largely on a rote memory process, it is possible that number sense could aid in retrieval success by increasing the semantic content of the information being retrieved [ 62].

(Though in fact they have continued to deport harmless migrants much as before).