Sentence examples for facts or principles from inspiring English sources

Just as often it can mean "I think you're right (on the facts or principles) but I'm going to overrule you for political reasons, so there's no point in discussing it further".

Research: A systematic investigation to establish facts or principles, and collect valid information on a subject.

One traditional way to support the reliability of these judgments or intuitions is to claim, as 18th century theorists did, that they are the result of a special moral faculty that allows us to grasp particular moral facts or universal principles.

A dissenter may believe that her cause is just and that her disobedience is morally permissible, but she might be mistaken either about the facts or about her principles.

Figure 5 Achievement Gaps between High and Low Frequent Use of FAP (memorize facts and principles).

The test aims to motivate the students to familiarize themselves with the facts and principles applied in the following steps.

Figures 4 and 5 show a positive association between "listening to teacher lecturing" and "memorizing facts and principles" and the mean science score of schools.

"We support a dialogue with the attorneys general that is based on hard facts, on principles fairly applied to all, and is not a product of ideology, innuendo or anecdote," the statement said.

His response also sends strong encouragement to journalists, reminding them that advocacy for social justice based on sound facts and principles can effect meaningful change.

One of the main ways to use games in science is to reinforce basic facts and principles.

In a similar way, systematic use of known facts and principles established in cortical anatomy and physiology may guide cognitive theorizing about the specialization of local cortical functions.