Sentence examples for human facts from inspiring English sources

There is a simple reality to their depiction, a stark revelation of human facts.

Finally, about 1840, a principle for the study of human facts was proposed: the concept of evolution.

McDermott's final defense against sentimentality is her fidelity to human facts — for example, the fact that many of the people we're called upon to pity are quite annoying.

Since 2011 I have learned to distrust the grand pre-existent narratives of both left and right, to fear the dead ly) ends of identity politics and to focus instead on the human facts.

The usual thing to say is that they are risking, sometimes giving, their lives in order to bear witness to human facts that the rest of us need to know.

Beyond the brutal human facts, the Nice attack hits close: many of the riders live in the area, which is where Team Sky has its training base, and the Promenade des Anglais is familiar to everyone in cycling, as the finish location for Paris-Nice.

So NELL relies on human fact-checking to correct such misconceptions.

Realism & magic steady one another   & the hurt in your heart  from the human fact circles the edge of the park.

It states an obvious human fact that verges on the banal, which is why it works so well.

"It came down to the simple human fact that maintaining the old computer didn't pay," he said.

The mechanism, however, relies on human fact-checking and evaluates the history of the outlet, not the immediate present.