mere fact

The mere fact of the meeting alone will not be good enough.

The mere fact I could walk him around a bit here is a good sign.

How could the mere fact of her being influence his body so?

Perhaps the mere fact of being born in the country did make a difference.

The mere fact that these issues should once again have received particular attention was already in itself good news.

And the mere fact that I have suggested it will be used against me.

The mere fact that a majority wants to do this does not make it right.

The mere fact that he was walking free put him way ahead of the guys they were used to seeing.

The mere fact that there are two books on this subject says something about food writing at the moment.

The mere fact that he was doing his job could not be sufficient reason.

Why does it become sacred by the mere fact of not being your own?

I sat down at an empty table and the mere fact that not one of them guys in there made a move was nice.

The mere fact that he has thought about coaching is interesting.

Students leave the classroom with so much more than mere facts.

The mere fact that these things spoke from the sea made them wonderful.

And the mere fact that he wanted to give in, made him determined to fight it all the more.

For some people, of course, the mere fact that there are foreigners present is a problem.

However, the mere fact of putting it on the list will not solve the problem.

Not that the mere facts have lost their appeal, either.

I enjoy the mere fact that it was brought into existence.

The mere fact that we had so much more time to think than other people assured us of this.

But what counted was the mere fact that the sides had met at all.

But the mere fact of their public chat made the front pages.

Would the mere fact of his having been admitted to the house be sufficient?

But the mere fact that he had lived through the night was a hopeful sign.