Sentence examples for with some fact from inspiring English sources

You can hardly move without being bashed over the head with some fact about Oscars' longevity (87 years!

So she began to write a column of essays, each one dealing with "some fact of life at this age".

and: What keeps a truth, which by definition corresponds with some fact, from also mis-corresponding with some other fact, i.e., from being a falsehood as well?

Surely any proposition, whether or not it is true, is identical with some fact or other given that a proposition is an arrangement of entities of the appropriate sort.

Let's start with some facts.

So let me try to set the record straight with some facts.

Seven of those drugs are listed here, along with some facts that may surprise you.

He's hitting Red Ed with some facts that he's read That smacks of a weird personal odyssey.

I confess to meeting the makers of The Deal for a few hours to help them with some facts.

"I ask them to buttress what they say with some facts," he said, describing himself as a man who prefers "evenness and balance" to confrontation, an unlikely trait in a medium that lionizes screamers.

Isn't it time he assumed responsibility?" You could quibble with some facts: the GM plant Ryan mentioned actually closed down before Obama took office, though Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker has pointed out that the president said he would save it.