Sentences with phrase «alternate facts»

Posts which cite alternate facts or conclusions never make it onto the comment boards or are quickly deleted.

Turk's manifest manipulation of objects makes them the perfect artworks for a world of alternate facts and fake news.

The NCAA's alternate facts make for a funnier tiebreaker than FSU's win over Miami, which went from No. 12 to 7 - 6.

My short story, Nowhere to Go But Mars, has been released by Digital Science Fiction in Alternate Facts, the third science fiction anthology they've published, available on Kindle, $ 2.99.

Also, I picked up a bottle of the sulphur dip that alternate research (not to be confused with alternate facts) says is excellent, especially in a tough case like this where treatment needs a «jump start.»

Separating fact from fiction in the age of alternate facts is becoming increasingly difficult, and now a new study has helped reveal why.

The notion that there could be «facts» and «alternate facts,» as espoused recently by Trump aide Kellyanne Conway, poses a thorny issue for reporters.

Kerr has also called Trump's failed travel ban a «horrible idea» and cracked jokes about the administrations penchant for «alternate facts.»

Dr Newman said in a time when genuine science is struggling to be heard above fake news and alternate facts, researchers need to consider not only the content of their messages, but features of the delivery.

Americans seem to better at understanding «alternate facts» than most; your factual facts may not be grasped or accepted.

As conceptual artist team Ligorano / Reese explains, «TRUTH BE TOLD symbolizes the emergence of an alternate fact world — where belief supplants truth.

It is OK to have «alternate facts» as long as the differences are allowed to be debated to resolve the differences.

The largest «alternate fact» in the debate about AGW is that it will result in a worst overall climate for the planet overall.