Sentence examples for which fact from inspiring English sources

This makes it hard to know which source contains which fact or quote.

It is a work in which fact and fiction become strangely merged.

Knowing the source will help you decide which fact is more likely to be accurate.

Comparatively few biological data have been published for this Megascops, which fact is true for many South American congeners.

Hannah Verdier Double bill of this strange series in which fact and fiction meld in late-60s America.

It turned out to be a hyrax, which, fact fans, is the closest existing relative of the elephant.

The increasing commodification of the information on which fact-based works are based spreads way beyond drama-documentary.

Quantitative forecasting, he asserted, represents a threat to a world of political reporting in which fact-free punditry has long been a core product.

In April, Facebook hired Rappler to become part of its new news verification program, which fact-checks on behalf of the social media giant.

Politifact – which fact-checks statements by US politicians – says they have traced the footage back to 2014 when migrants were crossing the border into Melilla.

2.55pm: Carbon Brief, a "project of the Energy Strategy Centre", which "fact-checks stories about climate and energy", has produced a timely Q&A on "fugitive emissions" released by the extraction of shale gas.