stick to the facts

And all I can do here is stick to the facts.

I tried to tell the story by sticking to the facts.

Stick to the facts, and bring things to a conclusion.

I wish people would stick to the facts on this board.

That is, do not give your opinion; stick to the facts.

In the past, the news media made every effort to stick to the facts: the who, what, when, where, why and how of current events.

Not that I think he's a likely candidate for the list, but we must stick to the facts.

Maybe just stick to the facts and let everybody interpret them for themselves?

Let's try and stick to the facts of it, to the extent that you know them yourself.

"Perhaps we should stick to the facts, my dear Mark."

Just how closely must travel writers stick to the facts?

Now I stick to the facts, and bide my time.

You can stick to the facts, and still come out with different sets of truths.

By sticking to the facts, you cheat them out of the chance to learn the truth.

"He should just stick to the facts and that's not what he's doing.

Global warming is a big problem, particularly because of the effect it will have on water, but we need to stick to the facts.

I mean one's got to stick to the facts.

The women were told to use neutral terms and stick to the facts in their descriptions.

It's time to stop the attacks and stick to the facts."

We must stick to the facts to remain credible as an institution.

Just stick to the facts,' said Melissa, trying not to sound impatient.

"We want to stick to the facts, but present them in a way that is emotionally compelling."

Stories are easy to tell; let's stick to the facts."

Keep the cheap shots to yourself and stick to the facts please.

But caution is required where miracles come into play; let us stick to the facts.