"And he tends to act through facts, not just words," she said.
This one is all about Arctic animals, with 40 for kids to find out about through facts, animation and sounds.
Yet America's final court of appeal, the Supreme Court, finds itself sorting through facts quite regularly, particularly in religion cases where "fact-sensitive" analyses are the norm.
One of the interactive video elements has visitors deciding, through facts and quotes from down through Franklin's life, whether he ended up being for or opposed to slavery.
It bets on the power of reason: Gore leads viewers with calm determination through facts and figures, laying out the problem at hand.
And Bari Weiss, one of the roommates from Massad's class, had looked through "Facts on the Ground" and reported in Ha'aretz that Abu El-Haj had condemned "the notion of facts themselves" and that anyone who cared about "veracity" should take "serious notice of her promotion".
The poem winds through facts ("he published his observations in 1847"), pauses for unsettling maxims ("These are the comforts of neat enclosure") and winds up in a very strange place indeed ("Other people can lie if they want — but not you").
For parallel reasons, the non-existence of a non-existing substance must be explained solely through facts about the non-existing substance.
