Sentence examples for factual foundations from inspiring English sources

Still, however shaky its factual foundations, Palin's highly mediatized cookie showdown was a big rhetorical win.

One may challenge the narratives of conventional, neoliberal economics by contesting the empirical validity of the factual foundations of its narratives.

Rather, just as it "takes a theory to beat a theory," a plausible counternarrative is far more likely to displace a conventional narrative than isolated empirical challenges to the conventional narrative's factual foundations.

Interrogating scarcity can therefore provide factual foundations for prescriptive statements about global justice that apply to local situations.

But the relevant factual foundation is not to be found in the legislative record.

Gordon spent years interviewing the people of Stax, and their reflections on the past give the book its factual foundation.

In her trial report, Arendt was laying the factual foundation for a psychological exploration of this question.

Asked about the remark in the letter about saying things "without factual foundation," he said: "You know, I don't recall, to be honest with you.

His acts provided a factual foundation to our suspicions of being monitored and controlled – their lesson is global, reaching far beyond the standard US-bashing.

#Miranda November 6, 2013 Carl Gardner (@carlgardner) Kovats: there wasn't a factual foundation for an investigation since it wasn't clear what #Miranda had.

By identifying specific targets and measuring how close each country comes to them, the EPI provides a factual foundation for policy analysis and a context for evaluating performance.