Sentence examples for facts and perspective from inspiring English sources

Let's get some facts and perspective on the issue.

Big news lands in the front of the book and breaks down into facts and perspective from columnists and editorials.

He said he wanted the email to offer "facts and perspective, all of which we shared with the BBC in advance, but were clearly missing from their programme".

I'd like to give you facts and perspective, all of which we shared with the BBC in advance, but were clearly missing from their program.

This will be an optimistic speech about the power of journalism to educate, to contribute facts and perspective that accurately report on the challenges we face as well as the possible solutions.

Mr. Elon's ability to step outside his society's heroic narrative and present uncomfortable facts and perspectives in learned yet accessible prose set him apart.

"It's unfortunate that these organizations are so closed-minded when it comes to facts and perspectives that might challenge their political agendas," Steve Owen, a company spokesman, told The Tribune in January, responding to a civil rights group's letter.

The strategic pedadgogical constructivist will thus look to history for clues about how such concepts may be constructed from earlier facts and perspectives, as well as how they may be alternatively conceived or criticized.

I was taken with a piece he wrote this week for New York magazine about how the Boston Marathon bombings exposed a new phase in our experience of what David Foster Wallace called Total Noise: "the tsunami of available fact, context, and perspective".

And he looked at how pieces "handle and respond to the tsunami of available fact, context and perspective" that constitutes our "Total Noise" culture today — a culture that so overwhelms us with data and rhetoric and spin that it's difficult to absorb, much less try to make sense of.

Because moral judgments of care versus justice issues are related to differing facts, suppositions, and perspectives, it seems reasonable to expect that justice and care moral cognitions would be related to differing modes of neural information processing.