Sentence examples for example facts from inspiring English sources

To the admirers of Trump, for example, facts and arguments appear irrelevant.

For example, facts are not copyrightable, so no one can be said to "own" your address, National Insurance Number or the PIN for your ATM card.

See Feist, ___ U.S. at ___, 111 S.Ct. at 1290, ("[C]opyright does not prevent subsequent users from copying from a prior author's work those constituent elements that are not original — for example... facts, or materials in the public domain — as long as such use does not unfairly appropriate the author's original contributions").; cf. New Kids, at 307 n. 6; contra Sega Enter.

They hold that normative facts are just natural facts that can be investigated by ordinary empirical methods, for example, facts about the responses of agents under idealized (naturalistically described) circumstances.

Suppose for example facts about moral rightness are the sort of natural facts Railton has argued that they are: facts about "what would be rationally approved of were the interests of all potentially affected individuals counted equally under circumstances of full and vivid information" (2003, 22).

However, other than an Army Wife: Toughest Job in the Military bumper sticker, Forsling cited no specific examples, facts, or research supporting his claim.

These might include examples, facts, quotations or further explanation.

Body: Using specific examples, facts, stories, and data to help illustrate your point.

(Example: health facts, Albert Einstein facts, potato facts).

Examples: Fact claim: I want to persuade that the aging population has negative effects on the economy.

For example, the FACT-G becomes the FACT-Breast (FACT-B) if a 10-item breast cancer-specific module is added.