Sentence examples for whole fact from inspiring English sources
It's the whole fact of being away.
"I know," O'Reilly said, as if conceding the tediousness of the whole fact enterprise.
"Bob was sort of oblivious to the whole fact that people were not turned on by his music," she said.
"But the whole fact of it is the length of contact he has with the club determines that the chairman can say and do what he likes and Charlie has no choice.
Finally, there's the whole fact that zombies aren't real at least not human ones.
"I'm tired of the whole fact sheet-discussion about environmental pollution.
The whole "fact is a stubborn thing" kind of came off as stake, uninspired and just a little bit dull.
While the whole "fact is a stubborn thing" quote wasn't exactly Churchill, it wasn't as dull as what came next.
Maybe they will find ways to hit you, without knowing the whole facts".
Errol Arne New Fairfield, Conn., March 18 , 2009 To the Editor: Our system of justice claims to seek the whole truth, and that needs the whole facts, not a censored set of information controlled by a judge and lawyers.
Should they do so - and they should make that decision sooner rather than later - we would more than welcome the opportunity to bring into the public domain the whole facts and background circumstances surrounding Paul's transfer".
