Sentence examples for of the same facts from inspiring English sources
It had most of the same facts".
His critics, citing many of the same facts, deride him for overrunning the neighborhood with a Manhattan-size behemoth.
In the Newtonian universe, according to Smolin, "The passage of time brings no novelty or surprise, for change is just a rearrangement of the same facts".
Speakers in other contexts who are aware of the same facts about John may, at the same time, judge that this same sentence is false.
Criterion 4: If FM1 and FM2 identify the same possible futures (P1…Pn) and are based on the interpretation of the same facts (F1,…, Fn) but FM1 is able to show better than FM2 which futures provide better interpretations of given facts than others, then FM1 is a better justification.
Do not be surprised if the indictment against Khatalla, once it is unsealed, contains many of the same facts and conclusions that David Kirkpatrick of The New York Times placed before us last December.
That the Hadzabe and the Ju|'hoansi differ as much in their language as in their genetics is a reflection of the same fact.
"Trust issues" or not, our confidence and our exasperation are born of the same fact: the Lakers usually do win, however hard they've made it for themselves.
When the security minister "gives three or four explanations of the same fact in order to justify moving these very dangerous criminals, these high-risk people, one can only feel suspicious and think that beyond the benefits they received, some pact has been reached," said Benjamín Cuéllar, of the Institute for Human Rights at the University of Central America in San Salvador.
The possibility of such a defense is the result of the same fact that revealed that all of the extant local skeptical arguments run afoul of the non-self-undermining constraint the fact that intuitions seem to be the only source of justification for claims about justification, reason, evidence and other epistemic concepts.
The test consisted of questions that required factual or conceptual recall and inferential questions that required application of the same fact or concept within the same knowledge domain (Bloom, 1956).
