Sentence examples for grounded fact from inspiring English sources

Under political liberalism, autonomy of persons is postulated, not as a metaphysically grounded "fact" about moral personality or practical reason as such, but rather as one of several "device[s] of representation" under which diverse citizens can focus on the methods of derivation (such as the original position) for substantive principles of justice (Rawls 1999, 303 58).

"The Federal Reserve has all the data regarding the scope and performance of our businesses and can distinguish between grounded facts and unfounded hyperbole," Mr. Finneran said.

It bothers me that people profess to work in a sacred manner with fetishes for which they haven't researched the grounded facts.

Hence, while the fact that R exists is a member of a grounding chain that doesn't terminate in facts that lack grounds, this fact nonetheless is grounded in facts that themselves lack grounds.

With such a view, one can speak of facts grounding other facts, while ultimately staying neutral on whether there really are any facts to begin with.

On one construal of Forbes' argument, haecceitistic differences are unintelligible and therefore objectionable because all identity facts must be grounded in facts about the qualitative character of the world.

Here is a simple grounding-theoretic proposal: all the facts concerning strikes are grounded in facts that don't concern strikes.

It is also grounded in fact.

Clearly, the concern about the drug is grounded in fact.

"You can craft an instant reaction so it's grounded in fact," he said.

It was devastation piled atop devastation — none of it grounded in fact.