Sentence examples for apparent fact from inspiring English sources

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

However, the apparent fact that Guidant sold older devices with the potential flaw when improved ones were available could pose a new round of problems for the company.

Ever since his first novel, The Wasp Factory, in which the narrator didn't even know his/her own sex, Banks has demonstrated an exceptional flair for misdirection: the more you know him, the more you distrust every apparent fact.

On the assumption -- no, the apparent fact -- that everyone loves firefighters, Viking has signed up Dennis Smith, a former New York City fireman, to write "Report From Ground Zero," which is really about heroism.

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.

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

But if the apparent facts of a particular episode turn out to be unconfirmed, exaggerated or simply bogus, fast-reacting candidates can find themselves suddenly exposed.

Relativist treatments of various expressions have also been motivated by certain apparent facts about disagreement.

This alternative fits well with the apparent facts about Lucretius' use of sources.

One of the most apparent facts in the announcement that was not known beforehand by any blogs or news sites, is the longevity of the agreement: 10 years, which is like an eternity in the Internet space.