Sentence examples for an essential fact from inspiring English sources

Second, vegetarian moralism denies an essential fact of living: death.

And then, in a blink, that noun became an essential fact of a company.

However, this argument misses an essential fact: There is a much greater commitment in Washington to stopping Iranian nukes than to unseating Assad.

Yet the popular, star-laden façade of "championship basketball" has obscured an essential fact: Every single winner of the N.B.A. title has been different from the last.

Yet the debate often ignores an essential fact: regardless of who wins and who loses from the process, it is pretty much irreversible.

Although big and beautiful, the Northern Light was anything but well built — an essential fact that Slocum seems to have stubbornly ignored.

So here is a simple, essential fact: For at least a decade the swing vote in American politics has been driven by alarm at the growth of federal spending and all that goes with it.

That fact is a so-called essential fact concerning the kind; it is a fact that, in Fine's terms, stems from the identity or nature of the kind (Fine 1994).

Ignoring that essential fact shows a foreign secretary entirely unfit for his job.

However, none of them represent any kind of a rebuttal to the basic, essential fact that, for all its imperfection, hubris, sloppiness, or uncertainty, science works.

It's a fact, it may be the essential fact, of human life: things come, and they go.