Sentence examples for contrary facts from inspiring English sources
Others are proudly partisan, creating echo chambers that admit no contrary facts or opinions.The press needs punters, as well as patronsThere is no reason to think that today's magnates are entering the newspaper business to kill it: funding a decent title should not daunt a billionaire.
What he means by this is that we cannot change people's way of experiencing the world simply by offering them contrary facts.
Attached to beliefs and symbols of a principled lifestyle, cognitive bias nudges us to reject contrary facts.
The GOP's reputation among the rank and file for sexual probity is also impressively resistant to contrary facts.
This is not only a case of exegesis -- extracting the facts from the texts -- but eisegesis, "looking into" how and why the church, makes divine pronouncements in spite of the contrary facts that may emerge.
Perhaps the most striking example of Stern's attempt to frame SEIU's agenda in the best possible light despite contrary facts is his assessment in his July 17 staff memo about that morning's Washington Times editorial.
Yet Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, whose insistence that he has presided over an educational miracle recognizes few bounds of contrary fact, has proposed laying off the principal and half the teachers before it can reopen for the next school year.
In fact, contrary to this "fact-finding" report, the $7,500 tax credit was passed by the 2007-08 Congress under the Bush administration, in the Energy Improvement and Extension Act of 2008.
Quite the contrary, in fact.
On the contrary, in fact.
