Sentence examples for wild facts from inspiring English sources
In an essay that James wrote shortly before treating Bourne, he argued that science would advance more rapidly if more attention were devoted to unclassifiable cases — "wild facts" that threaten a "closed and completed system of truth".
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[5 Wild Facts About Your Memory].
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But domesticated animals can't survive in the wild; in fact, without us they wouldn't exist at all.
He stated that McCarthy "has become a major liability to the cause of anti-communism", and accused him of "wild twisting of facts and near facts [that] repels authorities in the field".
It's this year's Beasts of the Southern Wild, with more facts and fewer aurochs.
By Stacy Schiff May 18 , 2017Wild accusations, alternative facts, special prosecutors the Salem witch trials of 1692 had it all.
I don't mean his actual writing, but rather his way of putting facts, wild speculation and fiction into a blender and pressing "chunky".
The arrival of the world wide web allowed intrigue and speculation to go wild, but the facts were still not widely available; and into this space a mythology grew.
