Sentence examples for instance of the fact from inspiring English sources

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 terms of dynamics, the system is no longer viewed as having any such specific internal representation as, for instance, of the fact that an attached seaweed strip of a certain length has been ingested and must now be egested.

In this instance, in spite of the fact that the level of agreement would be very high, the Kappa would be very low.

He had the foreigner's Nabokovian love of exhuming dead puns; was tirelessly amused, for instance, by the fact that the Archbishop of Canterbury is officially known as Primate of All England, and therefore "should be called Chief Chimp".

Of note, for instance, is the fact that the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale is not a tool for diagnosing depression but rather to determine a depressive dimension.

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For instance, despite the fact that some of Mr Nkunda's men have committed war crimes, the UN must still carry out joint patrols with them as they are officially part of the national army.

For instance, Dollar Shave Club took advantage of the fact that razors and razor blades are available in convenience stores, but are often behind a protective plastic or behind the counter, requiring the involvement of a store associate.

The specifics of different SCAs, for instance the fact that 99% of 45,X fetuses miscarry, and that those who survive often also have abnormalities that are detected by ultrasound screening, will have to be taken into account.