Sentence examples for status of fact from inspiring English sources

When distinguished commentators are retweeted, their words quickly acquire the status of fact.

"It's one of those notions that's been repeated often enough to have the status of fact, for which there is no scientific evidence whatever".

With a forgetfulness that, if genuine, demonstrates how rapidly the most preposterous inventions can acquire the status of fact, even his colleagues at WikiLeaks have convinced themselves that Assange was incarcerated by a British government determined to keep him quiet.

"That was a good idea you had about changing the sign out front!@." Other readers addressed the equivocal status of facts in today's high-tech, difficult-to-verify world.

Still, there remains the question of the status of facts like (R).

For example, many students believe that theories can simply be "read off" from the world, that scientific claims can be definitively proved, and that theories have not yet achieved the privileged status of facts or laws.

But as he came to think more about falsehood in his lectures Some Main Problems of Philosophy of 1910 11, it became clear to him that this position was a mistake, since the truth of a proposition should not affect its  ontological status and yet it would be absurd to give false propositions the status of facts.

Empirical evidence of the reliability, construct validity and sensitivity to patients' clinical status of FACT-Ga was reported.

The sensitivity to clinical status of FACT-Ga scores were differential as four of seven FACT-Ga scores were significant for Treatment Intent while only one subscale score was significant for Clinical Stage.

Intuitively, the status of the fact that it would give him pleasure as a reason is 'defeated' in the latter case by the fact that the pleasure would be sadistic (or an expression of depravity, or whatever).

What Cameron said in the Commons is now achieving the status of established fact: "There is no more money left".