new fact

This did not come like a new fact in his life.

See what I mean about learning new facts all the time?

At least I have new facts to think upon which may help me in the future.

All that science can do is to present reason with new facts.

Here was a new fact about nature that could be seen with the naked eye.

A number of people were put in the dock and no new facts emerged.

This situation is too old to explain new facts in that town.

All candidates face a new fact: The nation has been scared.

She offered no new facts and treated the case as history.

Any new fact you tell me now means I'll forget something else."

But for the area's residents, it is a frightening new fact of life.

There are so many new facts for her to observe.

"There aren't a whole lot of new facts that can be brought to bear."

But on the whole I think it will be better if we keep any new facts to ourselves after this evening.

He was gathering a great many new facts this evening.

"All these new facts should be put before the grand jury," he said.

An interesting experiment which has yielded a new fact no more.

When learning new facts, someone's fund of knowledge is expanded.

One is constantly learning new facts, and old ones have to drop out to make way for them.

He saw a chance to learn new facts by continuing the girl's alarm.

Therefore, for now the goal of medical science should be to discover all the new facts possible.

Many of its members were only recently discovered, and research is discovering new facts about them.

Suddenly, new facts have turned this accepted wisdom on its head.

He did, however, offer one very interesting new fact.

Several new facts have come to light from the hospital and our forensic lab.