stating the facts

He is now only stating the facts as they appear to him.

From his tone, he was just stating the facts of the case.

There wasn't any pride in her voice, she was just stating the facts.

Yet sometimes, the sense of redemption can come from just stating the facts.

The first document was a standard form stating the facts of the crime.

We can find out whether you're stating the facts.

I'm simply stating the facts that I've learned, and the things that could be possible.

I do not mean anything by that; I am just stating the facts.

I am stating the facts as they are.

He did criticise the Communist Party, but that's stating the facts.

Calazar was simply stating the facts of the matter, no more and no less.

"We do not have the power to stop the ship alone," Spock said, stating the facts flatly as he always did.

I suspect AnnaLane was simply stating the facts of her particular situation.

Either your article missed this important fact or officials involved in the revaluation are not properly stating the facts to residents.

He was stating the facts, difficult to refute.

Informed of his players' reaction to his comments, Carter said he was stating the facts and not looking to take a shot at anyone.

It's a wonderful lead, stating the facts precisely in one crisp sentence and remaining durable through the ages.

Indeed I have not been concerning myself about French feelings, but only about stating the facts.

We were merely stating the facts.

But Picard was merely stating the facts.

She did not sound angry or argumentative, but simply as though stating the facts as she saw them.

These survivors, contrasting portraits of strength and shame, relive the atrocities by simply stating the facts.

I'm simply stating the facts.

For example, instead of just stating the facts about the accommodation and facilities of the hotel one could add small descriptive notes without exaggerating.

Just stating the facts here.