Sentence examples for reference facts from inspiring English sources
Students should reference facts or opinions in the article which support "their" opinions.
I mean, I remember in college when I wrote papers that I actually had to cite facts and references.
If you're writing nonfiction and you're writing a synthesis or a large theoretical work as I've done, then you have to do an awful lot of digging, thinking, cross-referencing, fact-checking.
Furêtox welcomes critical feedback from users and provides references ("fact sheets" for each database) on the methodology used to calculate the values.
Edna O'Brien apparently researched this novel carefully: it shows in the variety of stories and range of reference and facts.
Assumptions can be broadly understood as propositions that are taken for granted or accepted as true without reference to facts or proof.
The implication is that students should be nurtured to learn to agree on pertinent issues when interacting with their peers and only disagree with reference to facts.
These beliefs reference the facts that the Monastery was not affected by the plague epidemics in 1710 and 1770 and cholera epidemics of the nineteenth century.
But she is right to reference the fact that these organisations are operationally independent.
"We wanted to reference the fact that the roots of this play were in the cinema.
"It'd be very strange," he says, "for me not to reference the fact that race exists.
