Sentence examples for selection of facts from inspiring English sources

The historian's gloss matters (not to mention all the facts that are left out): it provides the reader with intellectual traction, an ability to weigh the claims being put forward to justify the selection of facts.

Yes, in our selection of facts, images and quotations, in our characterisation of the real people we write about, writers of reportage do work in many ways like novelists.

The result is a game in which directors both claim to be telling the truth and yet avoid judgment; the onus of moral judgments is displaced from directors to viewers, even as, in the selection of facts to show, the directors have stacked the decks.

Nevertheless, a selection of facts and information indicates that it ranges between 2000 and 2800 MW with actual power availability falling between 1200 [31] and 2000 MW [32].

Google will customize the selection of facts to reflect users' most common queries relating to that person or place.

Read a selection of facts and statistics about our work for children in Cambodia.

The case example illustrates why it is not acceptable that some futures studies simply present a selection of recent facts (developments, trends, weak signals…) that justify a particular future without taking into account similar facts that point in another direction.

He suggested that the selection of which facts are disseminated by PR campaigns could be used to persuade the public.

Every week I get emails from victoriamilan.com, a site for people who cheat on their partners, offering a selection of weird facts about cheating.

Although largely faithful to a selection of historical facts, the film has drawn criticism for embellishing on events in order to increase dramatic potential.

Secondly, the selection of which facts should be taken as axioms is arbitrary and frequently based on subjective criteria such as elegance.