Sentence examples for work on facts from inspiring English sources

"So we don't ignore it but one has to work on facts and it is not unusual for a losing team to blame something other than the ability of themselves for the reason for their defeat so you have to be a little bit careful and work on the facts".

Browne gives details of his compulsive, endlessly thorough work on facts and ideas.

I have to work on facts and evidence.

If I had been an established nonfiction writer proposing my first novel, would it have been more of a risk to sign up a "work of imagination" than a work "based on facts and reality"?

When you are writing a work "based on facts and reality," you must be accountable.

Google has given €150,000 to three UK organisations working on fact-checking projects to help journalists and the public avoid falling for fake stories and bogus claims.

In this phase, the physician is conceived by the patient as a 'vicarious' or 'protective father' who should help the patient to work on the facts, impressions and emotions that they find difficult to cope with.

"We will continue that important work of the commission — work based on fact, the law and strict application of the California Coastal Act".

Last Thursday, however, Mr. Nagin, summoned to appear before the City Council, acknowledged for the first time that there were "discrepancies" in the agency's records and said some houses supposedly worked on had in fact not been.

It follows that I was betting a good few years of work on the fact that a crash was coming.

Ben Affleck and Kathryn Bigelow, considered virtual locks for their work on their fact-based thrillers "Argo" and "Zero Dark Thirty," were both shut out of the director category, as was "Les Miserables'" Tom Hooper.