Sentence examples for negative facts from inspiring English sources

In other words, from negative facts, negative conclusions, often wildly funny conclusions.

"Ivy deliberately concealed negative facts it uncovered in its due diligence of Madoff in order to keep earning millions of dollars in fees.

Daniel Trottier, an assistant professor of media and communication at Erasmus University Rotterdam, describes the impact of such campaigns as "weaponised visibility": an intentional violation of the target's privacy through the widespread (and likely permanent) dissemination of negative facts.

He ignored glaring negative facts, like the millions of Americans who are still unemployed, the increase in poverty in America in the last three years, and the millions of Americans without health care.

When it was time for his daily run, he crawled out a second-floor window, knowing that his mother would never let him out of the house: I turned and started running down the snowy streets, into the bitter wind, ignoring my pain and fever and weakness, stuffing them down into the hole in my psyche where I deposited all negative thoughts — along with all negative facts — detracting from my running.

But negative facts are an unruly bunch.

He says that my behavior is negatively relevant to an upshot if a negative fact about my behavior is the least informative fact that suffices to complete a causal explanation of it; whereas my behavior is positively relevant to that upshot if a positive fact about my behavior is the least informative fact about my conduct that suffices to complete a causal explanation of it.

The deference he shows to Blatter's long-discredited regime suggests Fifa has always been a difficulty national associations have been obliged to get round, a negative fact of life no one can do much about, a force so powerful it cannot be counteracted or confronted.

What in fact is a negative fact?

'There is nothing' would be a contingent, negative fact.

To state a negative fact is to negate a statement of a positive fact.