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How To Use scientific fact In A Sentence

• The girls stared at me like I was some kind of dweeb spouting off actual scientific facts rather than focusing on the lovely strains of John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John as they relayed the story of their first date to their respective friends with Olivia's version being all romantic and John's version making it sound like he spent the evening dry humping a whore. Unclebob Diary Entry
• The correlation of all these factors and which ones may be dominant during a given epoch is still the subject of intense research and is more of a guesstimate than firmly established scientific fact†¦ .. Think Progress » Big Oil Launches Attack On Al Gore
• It is also a scientific fact that much of the world of physics and chemistry, and by implication biology, are very well represented by mathematical functions which have the properties of continuity, differentiability, analyticity as well as domains over which the functions have any meaning. Another smackdown of Dembski & Marks - The Panda's Thumb
• In fact it is now a well-established scientific fact that dagga is a powerful anti-emetic (remedy for vomiting).
• For the answers, Google “blame, shame and guilt used as political controls”, read “Unstoppable Global Warming” and “The Chilling Stars” for the scientific facts and “State of Fear” for the political dynamics behind this renewed eco-tax controversy. Global Warming Swindle? Or Cheap Propaganda? « Lean Left
• A healthy dose of escapism is what we have here, balanced with a sprinkling of scientific facts.
• People who interpret scientific facts within a theistic worldview may approach issues differently.
• So I'm not being frivolous or facetious when I link much contemporary, conceptual or modernist art with the word 'lobotomized' - it's a scientific fact in the case of speaking in tongues and what are artists encouraged to do in order to find new forms of expression if it isn't the visual equivalent of speaking in tongues? Blogposts | guardian.co.uk
• But I'm sure there are many people like me who would defer to scientific facts that are duly recorded and widely acknowledged.
• Not only was he the most careful of English poets, revising his works with almost unprecedented pains, but his scientific habit of mind insists on the greatest accuracy; in his allusions to Nature he often introduces scientific facts in a way thitherto unparalleled, and sometimes even only doubtfully poetic. A History of English Literature