Sentence examples for abstract facts from inspiring English sources

Learning abstract facts will be gone, replaced with the development of thinking and doing skills that help solve practical problems.

The knowledge he emphasises is the knowledge of our national story of the great and the good, of abstract facts and figures, of the times tables, perhaps a grasp of Latin or even ancient Greek.

The recordings, taken from the brains of people awaiting surgery for epilepsy, suggest that new memories of even abstract facts — an Italian verb, for example — are encoded in a brain-cell firing sequence that also contains information about what else was happening during and just before the memory was formed, whether a tropical daydream or frustration with the Mets.

By using storytellers instead of strategists — and by drawing on real people instead of abstract facts — Hirsch believes the spots could land differently with voters.

They prefer learning rules and abstract facts by heart, and respond to episodic, factual, and detailed comments.

Could an exclusive focus on abstract facts rather than on specific patients be one way to lose an empathic connection to them?

It's an abstract fact for most of us.

Minimization results for convex functionals are also a direct consequence of the slightly more abstract fact that closed bounded convex subsets in a Hilbert space H are weakly compact, since H is reflexive.

We speculate that like structured abstracts, key facts in unstructured abstracts such as intervention and population are not necessarily located in what would be considered a Method sentence.

"In the abstract, the fact that the commission would find something to go after Microsoft does not surprise me," said Dennis Oswell, managing partner of Oswell & Vahida, a law firm in Brussels that specializes in antitrust cases.

One must wonder whether the Supreme Court justices' legal fortitude is such as to abstract from these facts the real world.