Sentence examples for concerned with facts from inspiring English sources

He was concerned with facts and facts alone.

History is concerned with facts, whereas phenomenology deals with the knowledge of essences.

Most philosophers of the past century—including those influenced by Wittgenstein, the "logical positivists" and Oxford's school of linguistic analysis had presumed that philosophy was concerned with meaning or concepts, whereas science was concerned with facts.

Because he is so concerned with facts and accuracy, Lennig's narrative is not as sharp as it might have been, and he never fully articulates the flair, the style or the oddball sensibility that is the essence of von Stroheim.

(One of Armstrong's books is titled A World of States of Affairs, but the book is solely concerned with facts).

We began to understand--whether consciously or not--a good story wasn't necessarily concerned with facts.

He was concerned with fact, with "the bricks-and-mortar world of the actual Temple" rather than with fantastic doctrinal refinements like the meticulous rabbinical rulings about work on the Sabbath, which had their origin in the mystique of the Temple, a Temple of the mind.

If natural science be concerned with the facts and laws of nature, theology is concerned with the facts and the principles of the Bible.

A leading Princetonian, Charles Hodge (1797 1878), wrote in his 1871 Systematic Theology: If natural science be concerned with the facts and laws of nature, theology is concerned with the facts and the principles of the Bible.

A Few Preoccupations Mr. Lapine was less concerned with the facts and figures of West's life.

He has not been tried, let alone convicted, and this piece is not concerned with the facts underpinning that charge, many of which are still unknown.