Sentence examples for instance of fact from inspiring English sources
An instance of Fact (7) is that precedes* is transitive.
Appealing to our intuitive grasp of the numbers, we can say that it is an instance of Fact (1) that if 10 precedes 11, then 10 precedes* 11; and that it is an instance of Fact (2) that 10's preceding* 12 does not imply that 10 precedes 12.
By isolating an instance of fact, everyone can quickly see where he or she was right and wrong.
In the novels of Fontane, apparitions like the one he beheld in the church that day, essentially theatrical in nature, are instances of "facts" elevated into memorable art.
A piece of gaming mythology had become an instance of archeological fact.
Diamond writes, for instance, of the fact that nobody can find fish remains in Norse archeological sites.
This is an excellent instance of the fact that moral principle can be subject to exceptions when applied to concrete reality.
What is one to make, for instance, of the fact that the actor's American Express card was gold and not platinum?
In many years at the Guardian I can only recall one instance of a "fact" (which later proved untrue) being inserted late at night against the advice of the reporter whose name was on the story.
This allowed them to take account, for instance, of the fact that people can be influenced by who their friends like as well as by their own preferences.
