fact造句

Remarkably stable, in fact.

He is not only a fact, but a living fact.

In fact, you have to.

It is an obvious fact.

He persevered in the fact.

The fact is incredibly exaggerated.

And he is not only the Italian fact; he is the European fact, the fact of the sixteenth century.

It's important to distinguish fact from fiction.

Road, in fact, is under your footstep.

This image is partly rooted in fact.

He drew her attention to that fact.

Nonetheless monetarists now acknowledge this fact.

When I turn eight, a horrifying fact changed my life fact was death.

But, in fact, the contents go far beyond the title.

We have to learn to distinguish fact from fable.

That fact decided the judge to acquit him.

This is an extraordinary and provocative observational fact.

This is a fact patent to the world.

Some of you may think that's just a normal fact and I emphasis a normal fact too much.

The fact that we think of patterns as reusable elements should alert us to the fact that we discover patterns rather than invent them.

But so is the fact that, in Britain, even politicians of the left deplore the apparent consequences of economic inequality rather than the mere fact of it.

And yet - by virtue of the fact that this was not addressed in the antenna design - it appears that the inconceivable did in fact occur.

If this humanitarian award winning idealist is in fact the daughter of the tough-on-crime governor, it is not a fact she likes to advertise.

He had overlooked the fact that the back door was not locked.

The fact that super-angels invest other people's money makes them doubly alarming to VCs.

In fact, they are eager for their children to stay with them.

In fact, in Cartesian ontology there are only three kinds of substance: mind, matter and God.

In fact, I always know, always and a company, it is not easy.

But in the bicentennial year of Darwin's birth Mr Dawkins fills a gap in his oeuvre by setting out the evidence that the “theory” of evolution is a fact—“as incontrovertible a fact as any in science”.

If he infers that she is when she is in fact interested, or if he infers that she is not when she is in fact not interested, then he has made the correct inference.

The fact that the two vessels did sink is an unalterable fact of history, and while ship design and safety protocols have changed, the powder-keg nature of human behavior is the same as it ever was.

In fact, most new members rarely speak; officials report that there is much less waffle in enlarged EU meetings.

In fact, the design of the user interfaces typically has little or no effect on the scalability of the solution.

To allow the child to misbehave without instantly making it unpleasantly conscious of the fact would be to spoil it.

But the fact is, without bipartisan support, as we had just a few years ago, we cannot solve this problem.

Despite the fact that I landed late at night on a Sunday, the chief doctor convened specialists.

The viera giraffe will often think he 's been attacked by other creatures and lets out an ear - piercing whine, when in fact he is the aggressor.

Are this test and the fact that China is steadily enhancing its military power consistent with China's advocacy of peaceful development?

The fact that young women who talk about the issues are stigmatized as "pushy" proves that there's still work to be done.