Sentence examples for rather fact from inspiring English sources

That is not a matter of opinion, but rather fact based upon all the information we have available on the Prophet, including both religious and academic text.

Baron Cohen and Charles are, to paraphrase Woody Allen, "bigots for the left," and their comedy serves to reassure people who already agree with them that their dislike for the South, Christianity, and Conservatism are well-founded and not the stuff of prejudice or bigotry but rather fact.

The surprise would only be in the label feminine: O'Connor is famous for rather fact-specific and murky tests of constitutionality in extremely important and controversial areas, like abortion and affirmative action.

Critics resulting analyzes relate to the abstract and formal perspective of scientific psychology, which considers classes of facts rather than facts, designing them as entities in themselves, the external I they are demonstrations.

More generally, the phrase may refer to a tale based on imagination rather than fact.

Beyond that, much of what has been said is conjecture rather than fact.

Most startling of all, it's only Thomas and Scalia who pointed out this rather obvious fact.

Mr. Smith, the House Republican author, said opposition Web sites were spreading "fear rather than fact".

President Obama described the ban as "rooted in fear rather than fact".

Typically, United States appeals courts consider issues of law, rather than fact.

Let's just settle on one rather indisputable fact: she is not a nice person.