Sentence examples for considered fact from inspiring English sources

The prevalence of riot rumours that live past the disturbance shows how easily fiction can be considered fact in the presence of communal consent.

This up-to-date less considered fact is a basic obstacle for a local drug administration prolonging nephrogenesis.

It's widely considered fact that people begin to organize into firms when the cost of coordinating production through a market is greater than within a firm individually.

Musk's motion presents numerous reasons to dismiss the defamation lawsuit, all of which come back to a two main points: Twitter is "infamous for invective and hyperbole," and therefore should not be considered fact and these "imaginative attacks," even if offensive, "are by their nature opinion and protected by the First Amendment". .

However, in recent years, this traditional lineage has been challenged and is no longer considered fact by historians.

Binet makes no bones about this: He lets you in on how he goes about constructing what is in other hands considered fact; the writing of the story cannot be separated from the story.

Even that which we consider "fact" is usually filtered through a lens of interpretation and contextualization.

Mr. Wallace raised eyebrows after saying that he did not consider fact-checking — or "truth-squading," in his words — to be a central component of his moderating role.

But it is hard to have faith in originalism when the Justices are so unwilling to consider facts about historical context.

Strongly consider fact-based arguments and not emotional appeals.

This is not to belittle it, as most empirical truths are what we consider facts, like the fact that the spherical earth goes around the sun.