Sentence examples for censor facts from inspiring English sources

Wikipedia considers itself a comprehensive reference work and thus doesn't censor facts or even warn readers that a spoiler is on the way.

Yet, the past eight years starkly demonstrated the consequences of politicians who not only disregard science and scientists, but -- worse -- intimidate them and censor facts and restrict research.

Each of the novel's chapters focusses on a person affected by his short life: the high-school student who grows up to be an editor tasked with censoring the facts of the massacre; the undergraduate turned political prisoner who ultimately commits suicide; the factory girl who becomes a labor activist; Dong-ho's mother, who remains haunted, every day, by her son's death.

While Beck and his ilk want to portray diversity and localism as a dangerous conspiracy to censor, the fact remains that these ideas have been staples of communications policy since the beginning.

One document reveals that UK advisers "congratulated the new [Inspector General of Police] on his appointment", but they tried to censor the fact that they had a "lack of confidence in his trustworthiness".

In a March 2007 interview with The Guardian, Schlafly stated, "I've tried editing Wikipedia, and found it and the biased editors who dominate it censor or change facts to suit their views.

In fact, Censor and Elfving [1] studied SFP in a finite-dimensional space, by considering the problem of finding a point begin{aligned} x^{ast}in C quadtext{such that } Ax^{ast }in Q, end{aligned} (1.1) where C and Q are nonempty closed convex subsets of (mathbb {R}^{n}), and A is an (ntimes n) matrix.

And if your husband, or your stepdaughter's mother, asks that you censor yourself on the facts of life?

The fact that the sites weren't blocked to every user, only children, "is important in that it shows the mentality of people censoring the websites," Kence wrote.

No attempt to threaten or censor can hide the fact that, for 44 years, Israel has ruled another people with its own legitimate, national aspirations, and it is in everyone's interests, including those of the United States, to negotiate an end to this impasse.

It would be a lot cleaner and easier to explain away why people aren't engaging with your social media posts on a platform purposefully deciding it wants to censor you, but the fact is that algorithms are making a lot of the decisions about what people see and don't see.