Sentence examples for demonstrable facts from inspiring English sources

They believe in the lessons of history and demonstrable facts.

She did not tend to lie, as Trump does, about what Politico called matters of "policy substance"—what one could also call demonstrable facts about the world.

Others — like the author's assertion that "without the anthrax attacks, Bush probably would not have invaded Iraq" — are poorly fleshed out or poorly backed up by demonstrable facts.

But the notion that Nisman was a kind of cipher for Argentine and foreign-intelligence operatives has its roots in certain demonstrable facts.

Individual sciences, therefore, such as philosophy, cosmology, or psychology, are simply the various sets, or subsets of demonstrable facts.

A competing critical perspective came from the International Association of Physics, which released a statement asserting that "Although IAP is reticent to comment on political matters, we feel strongly that political discourse should be based on clearly demonstrable facts existing in our own physical universe".

It passes muster as a metaphor if not as a matter of demonstrable fact.

Internal rifts in the Sunni-backed parties are another demonstrable fact that the Shia-Sunni narrative is flawed.

"The suggestion of favoritism is defeated by the demonstrable fact that none has occurred," Mr. Drewniak said.

We are therefore doubly affronted, both by being made complicit in this terrible tragedy and by the demonstrable fact that such 'security' devices are clearly anything but.

Yet even if these things are so, the events leading up to the film's EastEnders-meets-Pulp Fiction climax get closer to farce than demonstrable fact.