Sentence examples for view the fact of from inspiring English sources

From my own point of view, the fact of the Third Reich alone makes obsolete forever any question of Christian superiority, except in technological terms.

In his view, the fact of reason indicates that the deliverances of practical reason cohere with our moral experience.

So, on his view, the fact of reason is the practical basis for our belief or practical knowledge that we are free.

The thrust of the piece is that overt or residual racist attitudes are entrenched in classical ballet – but in the UK, in my view, the facts of the matter are not necessarily susceptible to such a judgment.

Now, go one step further and imagine that the teenager who was shot through the heart was not male but female and ask yourself again: does it have any effect on how you view the facts of this case?

It does mean the lens through which jurors view the facts of a particular case is based on their own perceptions.

Except that, when viewed alongside the fact of Rikers, it appears more like a collective delusion.

She has faded from view since The Facts of Life went off the air – though she did make a recent cameo at Dancing with the Stars.

On the second view, the fact is the relatedness of the words' referents as they are in the world, a relatedness (anvaya) not indicated by a semantic unit.

In his view, a cult of death preceded the fact of dying.

"The statement is particularly crass in view of the fact that of the 12-strong university senior management group, three-quarters are male".