Sentence examples for face of fact from inspiring English sources

The Republican arguments for deficit reduction fly in the face of fact, as the Bush administration's policies so clearly show.

This kind of blind belief in the face of fact becomes even more aggressive when partnered with our brain's desire to find patterns.

The fact is too few religious people are willing to suffer the loss of approval by their religious leaders, friends and family to make this other choice: embrace faith in God by thinking for themselves and openly reject the parts of one's scriptures outright that fly in the face of fact, compassion and decency.

Like watching a baby in the womb, the enhanced views visible in time-lapse photography render the skeptic all but defenseless, left to rely on rigor-mortis rhetoric and blowhard bluster in the face of fact after fact from those who actually know jack.

While having confidence in an idea is key, arrogance in the face of facts is unwelcome.

Such pluck in the face of facts is something John Oliver recently satirised on his HBO comedy show, "Last Week Tonight".

Interesting, that in the face of facts, I could still feel unsatisfied that campaign coverage by the NYTimes is balanced".

At audience laughter he said: "They are laughing, but it's serious … they laugh in the face of facts".

Though he was raised in a secular household, he said, "Religion is O.K. as long as you don't fly in the face of facts".

"For them to say that our path was always decertification, and that we did not engage in good-faith negotiations and that we did not budge flies in the face of reason, flies in the face of facts, and is simply untrue".

Elizabeth Kolbert's review of three books about the psychology of human reasoning will help readers understand the intransigence of Trump supporters in the face of facts, but I'm a bit annoyed that psychologists are getting a lot of new mileage out of ideas that philosophers have held for many years (Books, February 27th).