Sentence examples for sorting fact from inspiring English sources

Curators have been sorting fact from fiction ever since.

It also helps students appreciate the role of journalism and newspapers in sorting fact from opinion or rumor.

Sorting fact from fiction for the five-year period that Ms. Gu operated in Britain, using the name Horus Kai, is particularly difficult.

As the German novelist Christa Wolf describes the process of sorting fact from myth in "Cassandra: A Novel and Four Essays": "To learn to read myth is a special kind of adventure.

By poking holes in accepted narratives, the websites' creators hope to "kick-start people's sceptical reflex," said Peter Cunliffe-Jones, an Africa Check founder and journalist who formerly worked in Nigeria, a country that has a particularly fearsome reputation when it comes to sorting fact from fiction.

Duke University said on Thursday that researchers from the school had reported that people who watched history-based movies tended to absorb inaccuracies along with the accurately portrayed details, even when they were told to focus on sorting fact from fiction.

In fact, his view was that all the available information means people have to work harder to consume it: categorizing information, sorting facts from opinions, and putting everything in context.

It is hard to sort fact from fear-mongering.

She wanted to know all about her aunt's mysterious life, to sort fact from fiction.

Details of his ordeal later took on legendary proportions, making it difficult to sort fact from fiction.

It can be difficult to sort fact from fiction, as angry protesters denounce the legislation at raucous public forums.