Sentence examples for fact grounded from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, respondent insists that his case is in fact grounded upon the constitutional basis.

While most people assume amusement parks are an American invention, their roots are in fact grounded in the Old World.

Well, the facts grounded me in reality.

_ Well, the facts grounded me in reality.

The findings are not simply opinions, but social facts grounded in observation," he says.

With such a view, one can speak of facts grounding other facts, while ultimately staying neutral on whether there really are any facts to begin with.

Notice that a plurality can have a single member, so it's fine to speak of one fact being grounded in another fact.

The first is what as a matter of fact grounds people's religious convictions, the second is what would justifiably ground them.

In fact, ground was already broken in time for last year's Campus Preview Weekend.

It can be easily forced by collapsing cardinals; in fact, ground models for forcing usually satisfy GCH.

In fact, ground motions may vary at the different supports, especially, for long extended structures, such as long bridges, dams and pipelines.