Sentence examples for fact terms from inspiring English sources

In fact, terms like #Blackgirlmagic and #Blackexcellence, while designed to uplift Black people, can also undercut our layered humanity.

They speak in matter of fact terms about cholera, unwanted babies being thrown from the tops of homes, and children being abused and abandoned.

In fact, terms in that category generally had the lowest coverages (see Tables 3, 4).

In fact, terms such as "passive-aggressive", "controlling", "doormat", "people pleaser", "bipolar", "empath", "manipulator", "narcissist" (pathological anti-codependency), "drama queen", and many others, are more or less descriptions of symptoms of codependency.

Simon writes in matter-of-fact terms, crediting her survival to chance and saying that she simply did what she could to live.

Ms. Otsuka -- whose mother, uncle and grandmother were interned for three and a half years -- describes the Topaz camp in the same uninflected, matter-of-fact terms she used to conjure up the family's pre-internment life.

My experience is that doctors don't use matter-of-fact terms like "terminal" anymore and go to ridiculous lengths to prolong life at almost any cost, even for quite elderly people who will suffer far more from treatment than they would if they chose a natural death.

We share their experience, not because we see it but because we feel it, described in the most matter-of-fact terms.

While my inclination is to adopt the same attitude I had when I came out by brusquely explaining the situation to everyone we know in very matter-of-fact terms and letting the proverbial chips land where they may, I am also fiercely driven to protect my partner's privacy and honor her process.

This lack of power appears to be internalized by RNs, who describe a lack of agency in matter-of-fact terms as well.

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