Conventional wisdom suggests that the Romney campaign stepped across the line with more frequency, and we'd love to draw a conclusion from that, but it would involve fact-checking.
All human beliefs have psychological causes, and those causes typically involve facts about the societies in which the people in question live.
If you ask why we decide to value reason or to challenge self-serving justification, the answer will always involve facts about ourselves that are not the product of own choices.
In this case, the worlds we include in the context set may involve facts about which object is the target of O'Leary's visual attention and facts about salient empirical properties he associates with the name 'Mars'.
Williams here distinguishes internal and external reasons, proposing that the truth conditions of internal reason statements be supposed essentially to involve facts about the motivations of the agent whereas those of external reasons should not.
"The discussion about gun sense should involve facts, not violent threats," she said.
On further reflection, this may be due to the fact that Bloom's 1 and 2 questions can involve facts that are or are not present in one's notes, or in this case, the scientific article.
Avoid jokes that take a long time to explain or jokes that involve facts that no one knows.
Her trip involves fact-finding about reported political reform.
He has said it was a "substantial piece of work" which involved fact-finding travel to Berlin, California, Washington DC, Brussels and Ottawa.
More precisely, we shall present and compare certain principles involving facts and (possible) worlds.
