Sentence examples for makes a fact from inspiring English sources

What makes a fact, a fact?

I think Ken Ham would concur that the evolution creationism debate is not essentially a disagreement over the facts (though it is that, too), or even the interpretation of the facts, as much as it is a disagreement about what makes a fact a fact, and most importantly, what kind of a world facts and theories belong to.

Make a fact sheet on this event.

Returning to Federal Rule of Evidence 401, it states generally that evidence is relevant if "it has a tendency to make a fact more or less probable than it would be without the evidence".

In two days, he was scheduled to make a fact-finding trip to Mexico.

The future senator was making a fact-finding trip to Latin American countries, and met "a number of individuals known to have communist sympathies".

Eight "egregious examples" feature in a dossier compiled by InFacts, a group campaigning to make "a fact-based case for Britain to remain in the European Union".

In the prewar effort to uncover information about weapons in Iraq, Mr. Wilson made a fact-finding trip to Niger in February 2002 at the request of the Central Intelligence Agency.

He recognized early the imminence of Congolese independence and made a fact-finding tour of the Belgian Congo in December 1959; he proclaimed its independence at Léopoldville (now Kinshasa, Congo) on June 30 , 1960

The International Commission on Missing Persons, including its chairman, former Sen. Bob Dole, made a fact-finding trip to the former Yugoslavia to meet with representatives of the families of the missing and with political leaders to press the families' cause.

Ms Rolnik was criticised by ministers after making a fact-finding mission to the UK last autumn, during which she appeared to question government policy.