Sentences with phrase «bare facts»

Let potential employer see not just bare facts but the feelings of other people and your real results.

It is our duty to work tirelessly next year to lay bare the facts of widespread corruption, manifest incompetence and increased poverty before the Ghanaian people, so that they can have no doubt about the compelling necessity of saying goodbye to John Mahama and his government, no matter the juicy inducements that are going to be offered to them.

The Internet has laid bare the facts about this man, and in the wider world no threat of shunning or excommunication has much effect in stifling this information, like it does in Utah.

But, have no fear, as I've previously copied and pasted all three postings into the body of the text that comprises my voluminous volume of notes for the very next Louie / LuLu murder mystery thriller that lays bare the facts about the New York City Housing Authority, the ill disguised fictional council speaker, and the mayor, and other New York City distasteful subjects that are of no interest whatsoever to anyone other than to them, and to I; myself..

But I would urge that the study of the Synoptic Gospels should be more than an exercise in the historical critic's art of fixing the irreducible minimum of bare fact in the record; and that the study of Paul and John should be more than either a problem in Comparative Religion or the first chapter in a History of Dogma.

Seventeen - year - old Lovisa narrates this riveting novel, based on bare facts of the author's extended family.

Exactly six years on, TV3's Portia Gabor, the 2017 Komla Dumor Most Promising Journalist of the Year, explores the project and makes bare the facts, the figures, the fond moments, the chills, the lamentations, the plights and pleas, the missing pieces and the way forward in this documentary.

We have bared the facts behind the black eye of all black eyes in the insurance industry, the non guaranteed whole life, universal life and variable universal life policies and explained the alternatives in the permanent insurance market.

But two and a half years of the eighth generation consoles» existence quite clearly lay bare the fact that Sony is not the one who's got more to worry about.

The bare fact is that investors simply do not fund ideas.

Shaken down to bare fact and described without the Scotland Yard mystifications dear to the professional exposers.

He could get down to the bare facts.

The Catholic Herald reported it fairly straight, giving the bare facts with what seemed at first (and still seems to most) the inevitable conclusion:...

Religion also contributes «the recognition that our existence is more than a succession of bare facts.

But the events that make history do not consist of such «bare facts.»

Whitehead suggests (PR 103) that even the bare fact of dimensionality, apart from the number of dimensions, may be characteristic of only this epoch.

We have already seen anticipations of reversion in Whitehead's discussion of the imaginative penumbra surrounding the bare facts of the Battle of Waterloo (Q2: PR 185C), the incorporation of relevant alternatives to the datum in the objective lure, and the account of Hume's missing shade of blue (Q2: PR 87fC +).

History is not a plain recital of bare facts.

The first argument for the possibility that there might have been nothing at all is the sense of wonder and awe which strikes reflective persons when they consider the bare fact that there is a universe.

Any set of occasions, conceived as thus combined into a unity, will be termed a nexus» (AI 197); and also,» [the] sole principle of unity [of a nexus) is derived from the bare fact of mutual immanence» (AI 203, brackets added).

But this explanation changes the bare fact of 70 percent not one bit.

The bare fact that all idealists since Kant have felt entitled either to scout or to neglect them shows that they are not solid enough to serve as religion's all - sufficient foundation.

But it is of particular interest to observe that this writer does not dwell exclusively on the bare fact that Christ died for our sins, but attaches saving significance to His character, and His behaviour on trial: «He did no sin, neither was any guile found in His mouth.

If there is such a thing as a «bare fact,» certainly we can not know one.

We need to listen to the psychiatrists speak of the «therapy of the bare fact».

We know only that he recognizes the importance of the event by the bare fact that he records it.

The Catholic Herald reported it fairly straight, giving the bare facts with what seemed at first (and still seems to most) the inevitable conclusion: «Pope Benedict XVI has told the 86 year old founder of the Legionaries of Christ, one of the Church's most dynamic new orders, to stop saying Mass in public following an investigation into charges of sexual abuse.

In strict science, we can only write down the bare fact of concomitance; and all talk about either production or transmission, as the mode of taking place, is pure superadded hypothesis, and metaphysical hypothesis at that, for we can frame no more notion of the details on the one alternative than on the other.

The bare facts are this: #GamerGate began when a young man named Eron Gjoni posted a lengthy tirade accusing his ex-girlfriend, who goes by Zoe Quinn, of cheating on him.

Essential truth and bare fact are not necessarily coincident, coextensive, identical.

The bare facts do not suggest Mourinho is a great squad builder.

Just looking at the bare facts you would probably opt for 1968 - 69.

The bare facts show that water is deadly for babies.

A sign had been pinned onto the boarding outside, highlighting the bare facts of the Government's new Help to Buy scheme: «5 % Buyer's Deposit, 20 % Government Loan, 75 % Mortgage.»

This was a debate in which emotion and cold - headed logic brushed uncomfortably up against each other, a policy dilemma which saw a kaleidoscope of views combine to come up with the bare facts of a 13 - vote coalition defeat.

We have stated the bare facts and nothing but the truth about you for the period that you have been with us.

«The bare facts of NYCHA's failure to conduct lead inspections and the false reporting that followed are unacceptable on their own terms, but I have also found subsequent explanations of these failures to be singularly unpersuasive,» James wrote to Olatoye.

Your personality, sense of humor, and storytelling ability are more important than the bare facts.

RT's documentaries go beyond the bare facts, thoroughly investigating the issues and giving the viewer a chance to see below the surface.

In it, Kidd takes the bare facts surrounding Charleston's famous (and infamous) 19th century abolitionist / emancipist sisters, Sarah and Angelina Grimke, and, as she puts it, grafts fiction onto truth to weave a fascinating and inspirational account of early abolitionism in America.