Sentence examples for former fact from inspiring English sources

Horowitz, a former fact checker in these halls, has gone on to become a professor of psychology at Barnard, and she's written a terrifically intelligent and readable book, a study of the cognition of those who don't quite have it.

The idea for artisanal pencils came to Rees, a former fact checker for Maxim magazine, while he was working for the US census bureau and spent hours sharpening pencils for survey-takers.

Could the story of Mr. Glass -- the ingratiating former fact checker (whose bulletin board had a sign that said "Life is a series of scams, the key is to get in on one") be as interesting to the moviegoing public as it was to those who knew him?

The former fact has an interesting consequence for x.

Call the former fact 'picket', the latter fact 'strike', and the fact that picket grounds strike 'ground'ground

And if there is a negative fact containing the corresponding negated item, the former fact exists in a world iff the latter does not.

D'Agata, a professor of nonfiction at the University of Iowa, and Jim Fingal, a former fact-checker, have released a book, "The Lifespan of a Fact," published by W. W. Norton & Company, which chronicles their long and sometimes personal battle over the factualness of an essay D'Agata wrote for The Believer magazine.

Our warrant for doing this must rest on the view that the former facts are more important than the latter.

We can sometimes tell enough of a story about how facts of one sort depend upon those of another to satisfy ourselves that the latter do in fact cause or realize the former even if we can not strictly deduce all the former facts from the latter.

66. Kim Fields (RHOA): Sadly, this former Facts of Life star always thought she was too good to be on the show, and she opted out after her first season.

Although it might seem that Locke's mixing of religious and scientific claims helped to secure a place for the former, in fact it did not.