Sentence examples for of which fact from inspiring English sources
Budweiser's the "official beer" of Major League Baseball, of which fact another, smaller logo makes sure I am aware.
He found none, and in his copy of the Arithmetica he made the most famous marginal note in the history of mathematics: "To resolve a cube into the sum of two cubes, a fourth power into two fourth powers, or in general any power higher than the second into two of the same kind, is impossible; of which fact I have found a remarkable proof.
The album was partially recorded in the same studio in France as Pink Floyd's album The Wall, of which fact Wolstenholme said it was a "great feeling to know that something big had been done [there]".
The common theme is an attitude that the bridge is a preordained reality, in the face of which facts, rules and opinion must be bent.
According to Fine (2001), metaphysicians are in the business of providing theories of which facts or propositions ground other facts or propositions, and which facts or propositions hold "in reality".
He suggested that the selection of which facts are disseminated by PR campaigns could be used to persuade the public.
Secondly, the selection of which facts should be taken as axioms is arbitrary and frequently based on subjective criteria such as elegance.
Take detailed notes, keeping track of which facts come from which sources.
The increasing commodification of the information on which fact-based works are based spreads way beyond drama-documentary.
(Notice that on a conceptualist view of facts, according to which facts have modes of presentation as constituents, this version of the quaternary view is really a special case of the thesis that the grounding relation is binary in nature).
Hannah Verdier Double bill of this strange series in which fact and fiction meld in late-60s America.
