Sentence examples for innate fact from inspiring English sources

It needs to be acknowledged that "helplessness" or "dependency" – as defined by politicians seeking to blame individuals for structural failings – is an adaptive stance rather than an innate fact of character.

The brother is the "innate fact" of a face that is an order and a prayer, a supplication, and transcendence.

Should these structural differences be in fact innate, individuals exhibiting such differences in brain anatomy might be drawn to becoming professional golfers by virtue of the greater ease with which the golf swing is mastered.

Because the addition of PNGS to H3 HA appears to increase viral clearance by components of innate immunity, the fact that there has been an overall increase in the number of PNGS on H3N2 HA since 1968 suggests its other functions have greater selective importance [ 37, 38].

My innate respect for facts and reason and evidence remained largely intact until I watched the dynamic around Donald Trump play out during America's gruelling primary season.

The Games required viewers to become instantly interested in any number of obscure sports, and with her command of facts, innate enthusiasm and gentle authority, Balding drew everyone in effortlessly.

In some cases, that seemingly innate knowledge was, in fact, learned.

The fact that innate mathematical ability is still in the Stone Age distresses him; he has fewer problems with Stone Age sex drives.

Because key to Hitler's innate hilarity is the fact that he was utterly, completely and totally devoid of any sense of humour about himself.

He was an idealist who disliked the rancour of politics, in fact "his innate dislike of politics was something Lady Rosebery always fought against".

In fact, the innate immune systems of Galleria larvae and mammals share a high degree of homology [ 63].