cold facts

They're there, the cold facts, but you just keep playing.

There was no escaping the hard, cold facts he thought.

Three men of reason, who dealt in hard, cold facts.

Jack had hit her with all the cold facts he could muster.

And it was even more difficult when that choice seemed to have been based on friendship rather than cold facts.

Cold facts should not be difficult to put down.

Indeed, cold facts and figures can be found in any public reference library.

He didn't have all the feelings that lay behind the cold facts.

On the surface, this sounds idyllic, but here are the cold facts.

"The grand jury could not get this from any other source, no matter what the cold facts are.

In the Simpson case, it is possible that no number of cold facts can lead to an acceptable conclusion.

While thoroughly enjoying herself, Anna was aware of two cold facts.

But yesterday, the cold facts made it impossible to snow the hardened critics.

As the cold facts were unrolled, fear settled upon the listeners.

The "hard, cold facts" involve more than just taxes.

Found himself heating up, having trouble separating the cold facts from the images that danced in his head.

Or maybe because they didn't expect friendly banter from her, just cold facts.

Perhaps cold facts are harder than I thought.

The Crisis Center of your own hex came out with the cold facts.

"I always look up cold facts and figures before I tackle a job.

Yeah, that's cold facts, but that's better than what I can say for any woman here."

In case this sounds like an idle contradiction, I confidently appeal to the cold facts of history.

Cold facts prove the inadvisability of new attempts in that district."

This isn't about cold facts and analysis, it's about people's feelings!

"Computers are a hard lot they only deal in cold facts," Lillie murmured wearily.