Sentence examples for were fact from inspiring English sources
noun
Action; the realm of action.
Seriously, as though it were fact.
He stated it as if it were fact.
After a while, you find yourself saying and repeating it as if it were fact".
"They were running unsubstantiated allegations as if they were fact and I think that is terrible journalism," she said.
Kirby said it is important to keep in mind that the members of the commission "were fact finders not international diplomats".
"As far as allegations against the UK are concerned, the report contains no new information and repeats unproven allegations as if they were fact.
As for President Obama's biggest applause line, "I am the President of the United States," Fox News said they were fact-checking it.
In so doing, I had to pick and choose which would stay, so I always tried to use sources that were fact-based.
Some of the most popular websites last election were fact-checking sites such as PolitiFact Australia (since closed until commercial funding is secured hopefully in time for the next election), which checks the veracity of claims made in ads.
Still, lawmakers recently managed to squeeze in trips to South Africa, Japan and South Korea for what they said were fact-finding missions to research a bill on this country's Boy Scouts.
As the Web site Buzzfeed reported, Mr. Santorum's erroneous comments, made at a public forum hosted by the conservative leader James Dobson on Feb. 3, failed to attract much notice until they were fact-checked, and mocked, in the Dutch press last weekend.
