is that a fact?

1. Also, is that so? Phrases indicating that one is following what another person is saying. These expressions, which require no reply, can be used either straightforwardly, as in You mean you've flown to Paris three times just this month? Is that a fact? or sarcastically, expressing disbelief or contempt, as in Just wait, I'll be promoted over you before the year is out.—Oh yeah, is that so? [Late 1800s]

Example Sentences

SG: I was going to say, is that a fact?

Read more on Seattle Times

“I saw that Senator Murphy met with the Iranians, is that a fact?”

Read more on Fox News

The hope, however, is that a fact checking article might appear alongside it, and with the article’s verdict pulled out and bolded, readers might see and take heed before clicking through.

Read more on The Verge

Is that a “fact” or a political judgment?

Read more on The Wall Street Journal

“Is that a fact ?” he inquired, his rage tamed by curiosity.

Read more on Literature