Sentence examples for an apparent fact from inspiring English sources

"That the white people — and the Anglo-Saxon race in particular — generally abhor colored people is an apparent fact, so blatantly observable in the U.S. treatment of its black people," he wrote.

"These are just claims without any apparent facts to back them up," he said.

But other Republicans are balking, raising questions about whether the House will be able to pass the administration's spending-cut request". Doesn't Rudy trumpeting the (apparent) fact a sitting president can't be indicted tend to undercut the Trump team's excuse for his not testifying?

Instead he has taken refuge in an apparent legalism the fact that the previous government had already granted an export licence for the Hawks.

But perhaps the most influential consideration here is what I will call the sufficiency problem, viz., the apparent fact that supervenience provides a necessary but not sufficient condition for the truth of physicalism.

The motto of the Gerontological Society of America has been "Add life to years, not years to life," which is a statement not just of intention but of apparent fact.

As I write this, the Association of Catholic Priests is bemoaning the apparent fact that Ireland is now a "pagan" country, which might come as a bit of a shock to their parishioners.

For we are still faced with the apparent fact that genus + differentia constitutes a plurality even if the differentia is the last, or "completing," one.

Combing through the data, there are a few surprising nuggets of information - take the apparent fact that British children have the best dental health (what is it that happens when they enter adulthood then?).

Shakhtar coach Mircea Lucescu's remark that "I would only understand the transfer if it were to a club like Barcelona, Bayern or Real Madrid" rather misses the now apparent fact that Dortmund have all but joined that elite.

And the apparent fact that almost all the convictions are coming out of just a handful of states.