Sentence examples for self facts from inspiring English sources

In response, feminists have urged us to recognize and revalue the complexity of subjectivity not addressed in models of rational agency, and to incorporate in our understanding of the self facts about the realities of human dependence and interdependence for which women have been primarily responsible.

Another important problem related to the PSR is the possibility of self-explanatory facts and self-caused entities; particularly, one may wonder how these are distinguished from unexplainable, brute facts and uncaused entities.

Only statements of self-incriminating facts can serve as the basis for a waiver.

Checking one's e-mail is a great way to obscure, even from one's self, the fact that a relationship is tepid.

Against this conventional Christian perspective Camus asserts what he regards as self-evident facts: that we must die and there is nothing beyond this life.

Finally, the third nature is the non-existence of the self, the fact that it does not exist where it appears.

He concurs with Descartes and Hume that we never directly apprehend the self (this fact is what he calls "the systematic elusiveness of the 'I'").

Interestingly, the other randomly selected BAC, 77-J9, did not have many matches to self, in fact, far fewer matches to self than the other random BAC or the three BACs which were selected based on their gene coding regions.

Self-proclaimed fact-checking sites proliferate, beholden to no particular standards.

The self-described "fact vigilantes" take extreme measures to find out the truth, no matter how trivial.

A government minister, presented with some self-evident fact – benefit sanctions cause people to go hungry – blithely rejects it.