Sentence examples for differentiating fact from inspiring English sources

As Chris Gray says, part of the enjoyment comes from differentiating fact from fiction.

The conflicting accounts, she added, "go to show the difficulties in differentiating fact from fiction".

The dogs included in Beltran's work were both non-chondrodystrophic and chondrodystrophic breeds, but, as a differentiating fact, the median bodyweight ranged from 10to3737 kg, whereas the majority of our group (34/36) was composed of small-size dogs.

On social media, people have commented on her friendly demeanour and her claim to be trying to differentiate fact from mere accusation.

The Anderson they knew couldn't differentiate fact from fantasy.

And these are the voters who elected as their president someone who seems incapable of differentiating between fact and opinion ― proving that it is in fact a dangerous thing to live in a world where facts are not a thing.

Much of it is dubious and outlandish, but differentiating between fact and fiction can be difficult and a host of myths about cancer have found new life online.

Difficulties with respect to pragmatic speech, reading emotional and social cues, differentiating between fact and fiction, and taking into account the influence of context on a statement are commonly described features.

As a class, create a list of guiding questions to ask when reading any article – news, opinion or a mix – to help differentiate fact from opinion.

We should all be worried about a generation growing up who many no longer be able to differentiate fact and fiction – a harbinger indeed of our departure from the global stage.

Like any house with such a long history, it's sometimes difficult to differentiate fact from legend; there are stories of their bathtub accidentally ending up on the cover of an Italian magazine, or tales of a relative who died in the building decades ago and was eaten by his own cats.