Sentence examples for disconnected facts from inspiring English sources
"It's a set of disconnected facts.
Astronomy is not just a collection of fascinating, disconnected facts about our universe.
This article makes charges of a connection, yet includes no evidence, merely juxtaposing an assortment of disconnected facts.
Pasadena's vote is noteworthy because experts often depict American science education as a mile wide and an inch deep, with students memorizing disconnected facts.
The way I was taught science made it feel like nothing more than a series of disconnected facts – the eureka moments of long dead scientists.
They surfaced with a copy preserved, strangely enough, on microfilm, and soon Johnson was reading the dimly remembered passage in which a woman keels over, blood gushing from her nose and ears as she raves about disconnected facts.
Either way statements like these, statements that are entirely disconnected from facts and reality are dangerous, they turn an already muddled pond into a pile of sludge.
Interpretation that is not held in experience and tradition is disconnected from facts and can lead to delusions.
In particular, it is opposed to the logical atomisms of such thinkers as David Hume (1711 76) and the early Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889 1951), who held that facts are so disconnected that any fact might well have been different from what it is without entailing a change in any other fact.
"Barclays considers that the claims made in the complaint are disconnected from the facts.
Barclays is the first bank to fail to reach a settlement and now faces lengthy court proceedings in New York to defend itself against claims it said were "disconnected from the facts".
