5+ sentence examples found: 1. When you read a historical account of an event, you assume that all of the information within is factual, but for all we know some of it could be mistaken.2. In her dream, Suzan was attempting to flee from a phantom that kept on getting closer, but for some reason she could not run away.
1. When you read a historical account of an event, you assume that all of the information within is factual, but for all we know some of it could be mistaken.
2. In her dream, Suzan was attempting to flee from a phantom that kept on getting closer, but for some reason she could not run away.
3. A succedaneum of the generic drug would suffice since it would have the same effect as the brand name medicine but for a far cheaper price.
4. Robin Hood is often portrayed as a dashing man that causes women to swoon, but for all we know he could just be a bandit and a really good archer.
5. We will order lots of food, but for starters, we asked for chips and salsa.
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