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Meanings of fact in history in English
Synonyms
Examples for "historical fact"
Examples for "historical fact"
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Irish independence is a matter of historical fact, not an open issue.
2
Nevertheless the main features of our presentation are in accord with historical fact.
3
It's a historical fact, Hazanavicius told journalists and critics at a press conference.
4
Yet it might not contain a single word of historical fact.
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I asked him whether he was questioning the validity of this historical fact.
1
But I do not believe the rediscovery of Western magickal practices has been as greatly influenced by any other single historical entity.
2
If the Irish rugby team is such a unique political and historical entity, then the IRFU should insist on both songs being played.
3
You cannot get up as much enthusiasm for Kilburn, say, as a social or historical entity, as you can for Winchester or Canterbury.
Usage of fact in history in English
1
And do we not see the same great fact in history?
2
No longer is it only an isolated fact in history.
3
That, to my own mind, is the most striking and outstanding fact in history.
4
He was speaking of a fact in history, of which his State was an example.
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That nothing might be lacking to make the movement a fact in history, it had acquired a name.
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That it at a critical moment came near involving the two nations in a war is a well-known fact in history.
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It would imply the recognition of a certain faculty of the mind, known as imagination; and of a certain fact in history, called art.
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No fact in history is better ascertained than that, during the long peace which followed the seven years' war, it increased with great rapidity.
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Such cases are frequent, and are among the most melancholy facts in history.
10
But we simply adhere to the established facts in history.
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Under this would be head-lines: The Resurrection Proved; a Literal Fact in History not less than a Spiritual Fact in the Human Consciousness.
12
His ability to learn facts in history may class him as a quick learner, whereas his slowness in learning music may be proverbial.
13
After experimentation, state what is your most effective sense avenue for the impression of foreign words, facts in history, the pronunciation of English words.
Translations for fact in history
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