Sentence examples for two different facts from inspiring English sources

Our working hypothesis is based on two different facts.

A 50% response criterion, for example, denotes two different facts: With corrected scores it corresponds to a 50% reduction of the measured symptoms, whereas without correction it corresponds to a 50% reduction of the score value, which is something very different.

Stories must have at least ten different facts or inferences based on fact about the animal.

Data relevancy and validity are two different concepts a fact that is not always recognized by all project participants.

When people talk about beautiful landscapes, they generally mean one of two different, in fact totally opposite things.

Definitions of art attempt to make sense of two different sorts of facts: art has important historically contingent cultural features, and it also, arguably, has trans-historical, trans-cultural characteristics that point in the direction of a relatively stable aesthetic core.

A principle may apply with equal force to two cases with very different facts, but those differences may make the cases not very analogous.

The world has long recognized that we are two different peoples — a fact that Colonel Qaddafi too easily seeks to whitewash.

A terrifyingly elegant assistant opens the front door, a butler serves tea (two different butlers, in fact) and once Styler has broken the news that she cannot work on Thursday she leaves me to sort out another time with her diary secretary.

Note that Wittgenstein has two different conceptions of fact, a factive and a non-factive one.

Ackoff and Emery propose that knowledge consists of at least two different senses: possession of facts (or awareness of a state of affairs) and possession of skills.