Sentence examples for twin facts from inspiring English sources

A wide variety of "twin facts" are sprinkled throughout as footnotes.

The best biographies and autobiographies interrogate those twin facts, and are revealing in different ways.

Prachett's game-playing abounds; he introduces Sweeney Todd to the story, gleefully paying no heed to the twin facts that the Demon Barber is not only fictional but hadn't even been written at the time.

Viktoria Nordgren is the CEO of the Medisonus pharmaceutical company and has a sour face best explained by the twin facts that she's got six months left to live and that her brother is a weirdo with piggy little eyes.

There's an eerie resemblance between the two — their upper lips peak at the same point — and the photograph feels like a comment on the twin facts of mortality and birth, how they make the basic facial template inexhaustible.

But, as we woke up this morning and turned on the radio or TV, and opened our newspapers or our laptops, we were also confronted by the twin facts that this was the end of 13 years of Labour government – the Blair/Brown years – and that Britain is now governed by a Conservative-led administration with a Tory prime minister, David Cameron.

Although this may sound like science fiction, in terms of imaginative writing and its unintended predictions, we are never very far from its fraternal twin, science fact.

Not unlike having twins, in fact.

To start, we were twins, a fact outside of our control.

In fact, Twin Peaks is unsettling, occasionally deeply disturbing and was a phenomenon - it became a classic example of "watercooler television", even though ABC scheduled it opposite Cheers.

In an essay that offers a preview of his book (posted, fittingly, on his Web site), Hyde posits that the history of the commons and of the creative self are, in fact, twin histories.