Facts inform opinions, and opinions, inspired by different interests and passions, can differ widely and still be legitimate as long as they respect factual truth.
When it comes to questions of diversity and inclusion, the facts we teach our children and how we interpret those facts inform student identities and wider society.
These facts inform who they are, what sources they seek out, what social circles they travel in, and what slant they may present in their stories.
When I later that day learned the mundane facts informing the work, I was even more impressed by the simple and obvious profundity of it all--the best kind of profundity for being universal and forever in plain sight.
Facts inform the law and ethics, but they do not determine them.
Anthony has, in fact, informed close associates that he will not sign an extension with the Nets, according to a person aware of his preference.
Balls also asked Osborne to explain how a Downing Street spokesperson came to claim last week that "no government minister" had any knowledge of what happened at HSBC, yet the chief executive of HMRC, Lin Homer, has since said she believed that ministers were in fact informed about these files after they were received.
Our response to the play now is, in fact, informed by multiple factors: our knowledge of Pinter's politics; our love of drama that avoids narrative resolution; our awareness of intimidation techniques that continue up to, but certainly won't end, with Guantánamo and Abu Ghraib.
It remains unclear whether the general public's knowledge before entering the hospital setting is in fact "informed".
It later clarified, "following further discussions with Bethnal Green Academy", that the teacher had in fact informed them only that the girl was missing.
