Sentence examples for appealing facts from inspiring English sources

It is the upper half of a frightened face indicated by a domed pate and flaring, archlike eyes; the variations rehearse Mr. Hancock's considerable formal arsenal while also driving home one of the least appealing facts of contemporary life: We probably have a lot to fear besides fear itself.

When children grow up in a society where it is acceptable to choose the most appealing facts or historical narrative, they begin to do so automatically in their minds.

Follow up afterward with questions and answers, and perhaps distribute some visually appealing fact sheets for memory prompts.

Instead of appealing to facts about the appraising attitudes that others in fact have, we might consider a different question: what sort of appraising attitude would be fitting for others to have in virtue of the fact that he has committed this deed?

His most aggressive attacks had Clinton appealing to "fact-checkers" instead of offering rebuttals.

So appealing in fact - it is already before congress.

If you love k-pop, you will also find military apparel appealing; in fact, it is popular and trending at the moment.

It is thus natural to ask whether the non-naturalist could explain the supervenience of the ethical on the base properties by appealing to the fact that: facts about the base properties fully ground facts about the instantiation of the ethical properties.

Without the spark plugs, windshield wipers and rotting transoms that dot his garden — as well as the not-so-appealing fact of having a trailer park and an abandoned gas station as neighbors — Mr. Evans and his partner, Jorge Ruiz, antiques dealers in the small Lowcountry town of Walterboro, S.C., say they could never have afforded the area's oldest farmhouse.

The problem for the eliminativist is how to explain these standardized regularities without appealing to putative facts about the test takers' mental lives i.e., to facts about their thoughts, desires, and reasoning abilities.

But if Cohen is wrong (as the objection we are examining implies) about a broader set of values than justice being in play in the choices made in the Original Position, then his objection to constructivism collapses into his metaethical view, for it is an objection to appealing to the facts that are part of the wide reflective equilibrium to which Rawls does appeal.