Sentence examples for through which facts from inspiring English sources
Yet he continued to hold the doubtful ideal of a language as "clear as a windowpane," through which facts would transparently reveal themselves.
This article instead focuses on their doctrinal form, or modes of argumentation and analysis through which facts are assessed in relation to legal directives, to illuminate how many of the assumptions about substantive policy goals and risks tend to be coupled with other assumptions about the way international law operates in this field.
According to some authors, this categorial distinction is actually reflected in the different sorts of expressions through which facts and events are referred to in ordinary language.
Newspapers aren't just competing with other newspapers, but also with Twitter and Facebook and blogs and thousands of other channels through which facts can be disseminated.
What David Frum calls the "conservative entertainment complex" not only hoodwinks and bamboozles those who consume its products, it also serves as a firewall through which facts cannot penetrate.
Abstract ideas arise through a process in which facts about time and space are stripped away from particular members of a class of thing leaving the abstract idea that represents common characteristics (EIP 3.2).
But, of course, which facts?
In this case the only means through which the fact of this requisite knowledge was demonstrated was the clear and convincing proof given by her partners in the crime whose testimony beyond any peradventure proved her guilty of both offenses.
The Great Comet, on the other hand, is, in fact, sung-through, which always casts an extra load on the lyrics.
