Sentence examples for which facts are from inspiring English sources

Which facts are worth the trouble?

"Any theory of how we learn presupposes perceptual knowledge — that we know which facts are relevant, that we know what to look for".

Facts absorbed without context merely magnify the intellectual deficiencies of the autodidact, because a poorly educated person does not know which facts are important.

There is an infinite number of facts about any one ethnic group; so the issue isn't whether certain facts are correct or not; but which facts are chosen.

To Clinton, who has spent much of her life fighting to assert which "facts" are relevant to public discourse and which are not, that "in fact" might have rankled.

By now we all know that cliches and buzzwords do nothing to impress recruiters, but many candidates still do not fully understand which facts are sought in a CV.

The animosity and the effort of the past proves the seriousness with which facts were treated.

However, the previous work did not allow for consideration of context in which facts were presented.

Which fact are you most surprised by?

Knowing the source will help you decide which fact is more likely to be accurate.

Main worries about (4) are: (a) its invocation of an additional, potentially mysterious, relation, which (b) seems difficult to tame: Which fact is the one that mis-corresponds with a given falsehood?