| Nobody is going to think you're easy, in fact they will probably think you are sensible and cautious. |
| What may strike some as a naive grab for mainstream acceptance is in fact a stroke of genius. |
| He was denied access to a solicitor for 24 hours, but his solicitor did not in fact see him until the day after the expiry of this period. |
| This revenue-neutral property was believed essential for public acceptance, which in fact has been largely favourable. |
| However, I think we have a ways to go in terms of convincing actuaries that in fact e-mail is at worst a wash and probably a benefit. |
| Nelson stated that people keep pretending that they can make things deeply hierarchical, categorisable, and sequential when in fact they can't. |
