Sentence examples for factual set of from inspiring English sources

Music Web sites like rapdose.com reported on the lyric with headlines that read "Nicki Minaj Endorses Mitt Romney," while the gossip blog Gawker hedged its bets, asking readers, "Did Nicki Minaj Really Endorse Mitt Romney?" However, there were clues in the song that Ms. Minaj was not describing a factual set of circumstances.

Other than Hiltzik's column, one article appeared in the Wall Street Journal discussing the impact on teeth whitening, which was the factual setting of the case.

Where it appears to excel is when you want facts about something, or when you need to compute a factual answer to some set of questions about factual data.

Further, the panel in this case failed to accomplish the one task that might have sent a decision on to the Supreme Court with a certain momentum: to produce a unified and coherent set of factual findings and legal conclusions.

As for example a learner may be asked to go through a passage and then answer a set of factual questions based on the information he or she has gathered from the passage.

First, he argued that the centre of religion is always formed by a falsely objectivized or absolutized claim to truth, which fails to recognize that transcendence occurs in many ways, and that transcendent truths cannot be made concrete as a set of factual statements or narratives.

Wolfram Alpha is almost more of an engineering accomplishment than a scientific one — Wolfram has broken down the set of factual questions we might ask, and the computational models and data necessary for answering them, into basic building blocks — a kind of basic language for knowledge computing if you will.

It's a matter of the gut, a feeling that grows from a wide set of factual and emotional factors.

This is usually thought to mean something much more general: that no ethical or indeed evaluative conclusion whatsoever may be validly inferred from any set of purely factual premises.

Second, one might grant, if only for the sake of the argument, the prima facie force of the positive argument but attempt to neutralize it by widening the factual basis to include a matching set of facts, equally well attested, for which the falsehood of the resurrection account is the best explanation.

Judges and Commissioners can only make factual determinations based on specific incidents, and only a set of specific incidents can establish a pattern or course of conduct.