Sentence examples for fact to which from inspiring English sources
His parents were Methodists, a fact to which he attributed his lifelong political and intellectual apostasy.
A fact to which his current roster of roles forcefully attests.
The leverage is with the casino industry—a fact to which the state's political structure awakened when a major revenue stream suddenly stopped.
Although highly popular in France in translation, his other novels remain unavailable in his own language, a fact to which he was quite indifferent.
The Doors famously asserted that no one remembers your name when you're strange, a fact to which this odd editor can personally attest.
The leverage is with the casino industry — a fact to which the state's political structure awakened when a major revenue stream suddenly stopped.
There is no neutral body of facts to which appeal can be made to show that a metaphysical theory falls down, and this being so, the attempt to assimilate metaphysics to science must fail.
He did not expand on the "facts" to which he was referring – that the company results have consistently disappointed the market over the past few years is not open to debate.
Yesterday's hearing fit that mold: He ended it by listing seven "facts" to which Democrats have offered "no effective response".
In contrast, Stalnaker holds that the propositional content of language and thought depends in part on external facts to which subjects have no privileged apriori access and it varies according to contingent explanatory interests.
If normative and evaluative claims do not represent genuine cognitive achievements, then their legitimacy does not depend on our postulating a realm of normative or evaluative facts to which those claims must be capable of corresponding.
