Sentence examples for distinct facts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Liu did add a half-dozen paragraphs to each brief to take account of the distinct facts in the two cases, but he made no effort to explain where the lower court judges had gone astray in ruling against his clients.

However, Hollis gives us some brilliant illuminations: the chapter on Versailles is wonderful fusion of physical and metaphysical descriptions whose combinations of distinct facts and elegantly wrought fictions are as hypnotic as the scenes in Alain Resnais' 1961 film, Last Year in Marienbad.

Two teachers interviewed mentioned that most of the questions in this section ask distinct facts that students can easily recall and answer.

The fact that it is a wrong act and the fact that it is deliberately cruel done for fun are distinct facts, but the first depends on the second.

A simple quantification of distinct facts about the HGP, ELSI issues related to HGP, and incorrect statements is given in Table 1 for pre- and postassessments given for English teachers (n = 8) and biology teachers (n = 8).

Fear is often based on opinions rather than distinct facts.

Not all acquaintance theorists require acquaintance with the correspondence (or some other epistemically relevant relation) between some thought or proposition and a distinct fact for one to have knowledge by acquaintance.

Under him Russia has again become a place in which truth and falsehood are no longer distinct and facts are put into the service of the government.

Externalists may simply look for discipline and unity in their views about reasons from a source distinct from facts about motivation or motivational psychology.

Whether there are such distinct impossible facts or states of affairs or propositions (between which Feldman may not distinguish) seems especially controversial.

But belief is distinct from fact.