Sentence examples for perspective facts from inspiring English sources

An anthropologist from another world who wanted to know whether the sentence is true would set about investigating a set of sociological facts; from the anthropologist's perspective, facts about the monetary value of gold are mind-dependent "only in the sense that they supervene directly on facts about our minds … [but] this has no tendency to undermine their objectivity" (302).

What really brings home Deadpool's success is the perspective fact it was filmed on a lean $58M; don't expect that budget to stay trimmed when it comes round to filming Deadpool 2. For a franchise has officially landed.

From Fox's perspective, the facts about Mr. Beck's run on the network have been public and indisputable.

From our perspective, the facts are not refutable.

From a political perspective, the fact that a gaffe may be perfectly accurate is neither here nor there.

From an evolutionary perspective, the fact that exercising willpower doesn't come naturally to us makes a lot of sense.

From that perspective, the fact that Mr. Gore's campaign shut down less than 48 hours after the polls closed in New York was the least of his problems.

From a consumer's perspective, the fact that a brand possesses a given benefit can imply that it will not possess another benefit.

"From the patient's perspective, the fact that M.R.I. technology is non-invasive makes it very attractive for research, diagnosis and therapy design," Dr. Pohost said.

"But for my grandfather being involved, I never would have been able to put into perspective the fact that Nigeria was in the war," said Fadoyebo's grandson, Ayo, a human resources worker in Lagos.

Anyone's sensory experience of the world is circumstantial and cultural, qualified by context and perspective, a fact which again suggests that the mind's awareness of itself is of a kind with its awareness of physical reality.