Sentence examples for written facts from inspiring English sources

In hopes of informing people about breast cancer and everything she and other women living with breast cancer are going through, Kitchen put together a three-minute video in which she silently presents written facts while Rachel Platten's "Fight Song" plays in the background.

In 1984 our reviewer, Kenneth S. Lynn, called this a "stylishly written, fact-crammed book".

Read everything he's ever written, fact and fiction, and save yourself the cost of an MA in Creative Writing.

And he bemoans the disappearance of friendship from written fact and fiction: no friends listed in obituaries, few friendships extolled in modern literature.

We hypothesised that major concerns about heart murmurs increase anxiety and that parental concerns and anxiety levels would be reduced after receiving a written fact sheet about childhood heart murmurs compared to the control group.

Adults responding to door knocks were given a verbal description of the study and a written fact sheet describing the project, in Spanish or English, whichever was appropriate, and were administered the screening questionnaire.

Sessions contain flexible 'add-ons' such as written fact sheets (eg, about bullying, sleep problems) which can be printed out and taken away, together with home practice related handouts from the programme (eg, mood diary sheets).

Part of what makes this novel so good is Silver's unwillingness to write facts free of the people living through them.

In the iPhone circle, write facts that only belong to what iPhone are/can do.

Search Google and type in what you're researching and then write facts.

Either write facts about the place or print out the document.