Sentence examples for three facts of from inspiring English sources

"In large part this position stems from three facts of British life, each directly connected in purpose to the other: our nuclear deterrent capability, our armed forces and our secret intelligence community," he said.

So how does an awareness of these three "facts of life" help us in our quest to create the impossible?

We should begin by acknowledging two facts of life.

"There are two facts of my new life," his widow said.

The objections generally drew attention to two facts of Indian life.

The New Yorker, February 4 , 1956P. 19 A junior-high-school student in Pelham had to write a paragraph on Benjamin Franklin, giving two facts of interest about him.

No one pays attention to one fact of life: Any slowdown in the corporate PC market translates into bad news for Intel Corp. intc.

There is one fact of which little has been said, but which I consider essential in relation to Latin America.

One fact of life is that it always changes--and so do we.

One person lists three "facts" about themselves, except one of the "facts" is a lie.

Two facts are of particular note.