Sentence examples similar to demonstrably true and impartial from inspiring English sources

We drive pickups or ride horses to the grocery store, drink too much beer (demonstrably true) and limit our culture to the rodeo (which was invented in Pecos) and Friday night football.

This is demonstrably true, for example, in music and literature (Kong 1995).

These were also not demonstrably true, so would require justification themselves, and any appeal to these principles in such a justification would be viciously circular.

There is nothing cold or harsh about that, and it is demonstrably true that we are, or at least can be.

And sometimes, old is demonstrably true.

This is all demonstrably true, but it is also wishy-washy and self-aggrandizing.

We are saying — and I think it's demonstrably true — that they roughly define the politically realistic realm of policy outcomes.

It's demonstrably true that academic selection is good for selected pupils and bad for the others.

It also ends with the demonstrably true idea that it is therapeutic both to read and to write stories like the Sheffs'.

An obvious difficulty with this is that Cantor's theorem suggests that type n + 1 (being the "power set" of type n) should be intrinsically larger than type n (and in some senses this is demonstrably true).

It is demonstrably true that democracies rarely go to war with other democracies and that politically liberal regimes are more likely to favor liberal economic systems.