Full Idea
There are many sentences which do not state facts, while there are no facts which (in principle) could not be stated.
Gist of Idea
Many sentences do not state facts, but there are no facts which could not be stated
Source
Gilbert Ryle (Are there propositions? [1930], 'Substitute')
Book Reference
Ryle,Gilbert: 'Collected Essays 2 1929-1968' [Routledge 2009], p.35
A Reaction
Hm. This seems like a nice challenge. The first problem would be infinite facts. Then complex universal facts, beyond the cognizance of any mind. Then facts that change faster than thinking can change. Do you give up yet? Then there's....