Sentence examples for keep this fact from inspiring English sources

If, however, we keep this fact in mind, it seems clear that a psychological mechanism cannot ground my confidence that I am getting things right.

I keep this fact in mind – that my atheism is a leap of faith – because otherwise it's easy to get cocky.

McLaughlin, sticking to the original script in which they were going to keep this fact hidden for the sake of her dignity, then denied this.

This ticked off the lead conspirators in our cabal, who'd been hoping to keep this fact a secret.

All the owners of the restaurants on our list keep this fact close to heart, and it comes through in the food they serve.

In this episode, Michael learns his paper company is broke, and tries to keep this fact a secret when Dunder Mifflin offers to buy out the Michael Scott Paper Company since the company has stolen most of Dunder Mifflin Scranton's clients.

All these years Deb had kept this fact from her because she felt it was the right thing to do.

The incantation simultaneously keeps this fact at bay and betrays apprehension, prompting Armantrout to comment that the poem reads like "a really colloquial timor mortis"–a line from Catholic prayer that means "fear of death disturbs me".

Among other things, it turns out that he has grown up in a family of African-Americans, and has kept this fact a secret for various reasons.

The company says they'll be able to keep this larger capacity despite the fact that the now-paid $5 per month service is reducing that to 50 hours.

Let's keep this dialogue focused on the facts, and lose the hyperbole and fear-mongering.