Sentence examples for elemental facts from inspiring English sources

Suffice it to say that the simple, elemental facts of sky, sea and animal life are captured with sweetness and sublimity".

By the end of the play, Alice and Edgar are facing truths that go beyond the particular facts of their marriage to the elemental facts of existence.

The exploding novae are what we should see if we could — if we had the right vantage point, or if we had enough curiosity and bravery to face the elemental facts of the universe.

During the trip, I learned some elemental facts about this region.

Finally, there is the elemental fact that America can no longer afford its own ambitions.

"That is a geographic, historic and elemental fact that has not been accepted by the North American leaders," he said.

For now, the G.O.P. and many of its tribunes on Capitol Hill appear content to ignore this elemental fact of political life.

Mr. Spender and Mr. Connolly, for their part, were amused that Mr. Trilling had "written an entire humorless book about E. M. Forster" without perceiving an elemental fact: Forster was gay.

David: I do know that the last two weeks have underlined the ineptness of the Romney campaign, and the elemental fact is that in close elections the quality of the campaign matters.

Ryan voted for the auto bailout; the plant in his hometown was closed pre-Obama; an elemental fact of capitalism is that sometimes corporations close plants and are right to do so.

This kind of ostentation looks gauche to Americans who've been financially secure long enough to be embarrassed by it, but it also underscores an elemental fact about the billionaire upstart: in all the ways that matter, save actual performing, Donald Trump is a not a politician — he's a rapper.