Sentence examples for universal facts from inspiring English sources

(c) Are there universal facts corresponding to true universal generalizations?

Following Wittgenstein (TLP), many reject such universal facts.

Russell (1918) and Armstrong (1997, 2004) reject this analysis; they admit universal facts.

Facts about nature, even universal facts or apparent findings about "human nature," do not constitute intrinsic values.

Wittgenstein (1921) disapproves of universal facts; apparently, he wants to re-analyze universal generalizations as infinite conjunctions of their instances.

The answer to this question would depend on the exact nature of his derivation of the moral duty from the universal facts of nature, which is obscure.

A princely marriage is the brilliant edition of a universal fact, and, as such, it rivets mankind".

"A princely marriage is the brilliant edition of a universal fact," Bagehot wrote, "and as such, it rivets mankind".

In other words, part of the disconnection that the movie presents as a universal fact of our world is produced by the odd way it is put together.

"PRINCELY marriage is a brilliant edition of a universal fact" that "rivets mankind", observed Walter Bagehot, a Victorian editor of The Economist.

As O. O. Howard, a leading military official, later described the period after the Emancipation Proclamation was issued, "The sudden collapse of the rebellion, making emancipation an actual, universal fact, was like an earthquake.