Sentence examples for Genuine fact from inspiring English sources
As indicated earlier in this opinion, we conclude that a genuine fact issue was presented on the proximate cause issue.
Because the omission of context can distort the meaning of a direct quotation, there is a genuine fact issue as to whether the article misrepresented Block's statements.
The episode highlighted one genuine fact about the long sandy beaches between Hartlepool and the Tees – they have excellent conditions for waterports, from canoeing through surfing to the jet skis.
Although most philosophers construe such functional talk realistically, as referring to actual states of the brain, some (e.g., Dennett) interpret it irreferentially indeed, as merely an instrument for predicting people's behaviour or as an "intentional stance" that one may (or equally may not) take toward humans, animals, or computers and about whose truth there is no genuine "fact of the matter".
The abundance of real news and genuine facts makes it unnecessary to fabricate either.
The events of Jan . 16-17 , 1999have produced more far-reaching conspiracy theories than genuine facts, with several team officials accusing Commissioner David Stern of steering Sprewell toward the Knicks.
Wasser must negotiate all this knowing that the celebrity news site TMZ seemingly has informants all over LA – in police departments, prosecutors' offices, courthouses, hospitals, domestic staff – a web constantly thrumming with gossip, misinformation and genuine facts.
"I would think there's a pretty good argument that the directors' judgment would be respected," Mr. Hamermesh said, if the judge believed that the board was convinced by genuine facts that the Oracle offer might be aborted by antitrust actions or that it posed a serious risk of driving down revenue because of disrupted customer confidence.
For it is not clear that theses a) and b) represent genuine facts.
And even if a) and b) are true and do represent genuine facts, is c) the best explanation?
