Sentence examples for readings of fact from inspiring English sources

Meinong explains away the discrepancy with the introduction of two readings of "fact".

Then she pivoted to her view of the judiciary, bluntly rejecting the argument of conservative legal thinkers that judges should decide cases purely on close readings of facts and law, excluding their own frames of reference.

But here he plays the president with stoic looks and matter-of-fact line readings.

Both explore identity through close readings of the body — in fact, Rambert's soloist, Kate Moran, performs in the nude.

That is a partisan committee report, and you're reading--as a matter of fact, he uses the words abuse.

The poem, most often sung to Edward Parry's hymn-like melody, was recently suggested as a new national anthem for England, despite the fact most readings of the original text understand it to be deeply caustic in its sentiment.

Reading is quite easy as a matter of fact; it takes much less time than learning how to speak and listen.

Indeed, the effect of differences in daytime activity during 24 h ambulatory monitoring is offset by the larger number of readings and the fact that these are taken in routine daily conditions, resulting thereby to superior reproducibility of ambulatory compared to office BP measurements.

Larkin was famously less than thrilled by the thought of poetry readings - a fact that Kingsley Amis made clear to me many years ago.

The proliferation of algorithmic and high-frequency trading (also known as flash trades) may also have changed the market so much that higher VIX readings are a fact of life 20 might be the new 10.

Reading beneath the surface of facts and figures gives you an instinct for knowing when you have to make an unpopular decision because it's the smart thing to do.