Sentence examples for either facts from inspiring English sources

One of these is an enriched version of the argument of Treatise 3.1.1 that neither demonstrative nor causal reasoning has moral distinctions as its proper object, since moral vice and virtue cannot plausibly be analyzed as either facts or relations.

(Other banksters are careful in email, and criminal cases against them may fail on either facts or intent).

He is simultaneously confident and completely unconcerned with either facts or feelings so long as he comes out winning the spoils of the exchange.

I am not worried about flying either; fact is, flying has never, ever been safer.

Then again, in his mind he wasn't a murderer, either, but facts are facts".

We argue that such theories are common in applications, either because facts do not persist indefinitely or because the agent eventually forgets some facts, as new ones are learned.

Clarke has responded that Mail Online improves stories with "either new facts, graphics, pictures, or video" and plans to provide more links to other sources.

One thing emerges strongly: the failure of the police to inform Mark Duggan's family of either the facts or the circumstances of his shooting.