Sentence examples for immediate facts from inspiring English sources

While they could accept historical scenes of grisly martyrdoms or bloody massacres without qualm, The Gross Clinic represented blood and pain and suffering as immediate facts in Philadelphia.

How much influence did theWhite House exert on the Republican members of the committee?Why didn't the press go beyond the immediate facts?

"Doing so would be beyond the immediate facts and circumstances of the case and could jeopardize any future investigation," said spokesperson Alex Murphy.

The artist, who has himself just turned 80, responds half a century onwards to those memories not by reimagining the past, but by fixing on the immediate facts of an East Anglia overlooked by pylons and vapour trails.

The death of Joseph R. Biden III — the Vice-President's eldest son, confidant, namesake, and protégé — was, even beyond the immediate facts, almost inconceivably cruel: in 1972, the Vice-President's first wife, Neilia, and their thirteen-month-old daughter, Naomi, were killed when their station wagon was hit by a tractor-trailer, as they drove to buy a Christmas tree.

Questions asking immediate facts were annotated as "behavior-1," whereas questions whose answers involved inferences of facts were annotated as "behavior-2".

David: The most immediate fact is the Santorum surge in Michigan.

"But this is an acknowledgment that immediate fact checking is often not as easy as it sounds".

When you are confronted with such an immediate fact, you never think about the high goals of your life".

No people but the British, we imagine could preserve the myth of kingship so solemnly; no other nationa, faced with the hard immediate fact of dissolution would have taken time out for this little excursion into fantasy.

This view maintains that the real is the ineffable immediate fact that is present to the mind.