factual造句怎麼寫

Speaking for myself, it is because I reject the factual basis of the central Christian doctrines that I consider myself an atheist.

Be an informed voter by reading as much factual information as you can about the candidates and issues. Find out when debates will be broadcast and watch them.

Any creeds or factual assertions associated with these things, especially ones that make claims about the nature and origin of the natural universe, are at most secondary and often irrelevant.

I have corrected some factual slips, expunged some repetitions.

A resume is about telling your life story in a factual, interesting and succinct way.

That's a summary of the part one argument where Hume says that all factual inferences is found on experience.

Normally, he was a factual and realistic person, rarely given to flights of fancy or contemplations of melodrama.

But as discussed in the previous chapter, even the best journalists make factual mistakes-sometimes serious ones-and we don't always see the corrections.

That's my point. This goes a long way past factual reporting and fairness.

So we downplay the warnings from our factual mind and enjoy the warm sensation on our skin.

Policymakers need to lay the factual groundwork with voters before setting out their plans; but with the breakneck speed of the news-cycle, it is hard for politicians not to take the populist bait.

In total, North Africa and the Middle East received just 5% of all international non-news factual coverage across UK channels in 2010.

There seems to be plenty of factual content in all this, and plenty of kings and queens too.