Sentence examples for time for facts from inspiring English sources
"Time for Facts, Not Resolutions" gets it precisely backward.
"This isn't the moment for words, it's time for facts," Secco said.
"Edits were made for time, for facts" and other considerations, Owens said (emphasis 100percentthehe work of the Erik Wemple Blog).
"It takes time for facts to emerge, for judgments to sink in, for people to really come to a conclusion about how they feel about the candidates, about the positions on the issues and about where we're going in the future".
It's time for facts, not the pablum and telco-cable babble that these people would want you to believe.
Now, the reporter in me has a lot of time for fact-checking, and for efforts to make politicians pay a price when they distort their record or their opponent's.
Richard Heene is the inevitable product of this reigning culture, where "news," "reality" television and reality itself are hopelessly scrambled and the warp-speed imperatives of cable-Internet competition allow no time for fact checking.
She said "you can tell them I'll be back doing push-ups next week". Carmon: We corresponded with her over the course of the book and she met with me one more time for fact-checking.
The intelligence riches ultimately gleaned from Mr. Mohammed were reflected in the report of the national 9/11 commission, whose footnotes credit his interrogations 60 times for facts about Al Qaeda and its plotting — while also occasionally noting assertions by him that were "not credible".
In short, it was time for the facts to come out.
