Sentence examples for to avoid fact from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Salter employed the futuristic device as a way to avoid "Fact Check" rapid response e-mail from the Democrats — there were no real checkable facts in Mr. McCain's divination — it did not stop opponents from issuing swift dismissals of his remarks.

Since it promises to avoid facts and all similarly articulated, sentence-like slices of reality, correspondence theorists who take seriously objection 3.F2 favor this approach: not even elementary truthbearers are assigned any matching truthmakers.

In order to avoid facts that can negatively influence the study, the sonographic features should be interpreted in the light that they not provide results in a disease driven manner but in an anatomic driven way.

It is hard to avoid the fact that Britain urgently needs more homes.

Here, it was impossible to avoid the fact that we were indeed in the Berkshires.

Gary tries to avoid the fact that he is crushingly depressed by drinking more and more martinis.

You walk around showing off your body cause it sells, Plus to avoid the fact that you ain't got skills..

Has all this flailing around and body-snatching just been an effort to avoid the fact that the salaries are too low?

Here begins a movielong expose of a power company's efforts to avoid the fact that chromium from its plants is spreading illness and death.

It's difficult to avoid the fact, however, that the libretto, by Josef Otakar Vesely, is basically cobbled together from The Marriage of Figaro and The Bartered Bride.

"There is no way to avoid the fact that we have ups and downs" in the housing market, Mr. Greenspan told the Senate Banking Committee as he presented the central bank's midyear economic report to Congress.