Sentences with phrase «discern fact from fiction»

It's all right there for anyone who wants to discern fact from fiction.

The trouble with the internet is that there is unscientific rubbish there which the student can not discern fact from fiction.

In works from 1991 and 1992, Robert Gober tampered with images and texts published in the New York Times, testing the viewer's ability to discern fact from fiction.

My first impression of a campus helped me discern fact from fiction.

In this section you'll find resources to help people build their understanding of the Common Core, discern fact from fiction when it comes to Common Core myths, and take concrete actions to support students outside of the classroom.

When employees are unable to discern fact from fiction — or learn to «trust their gut» rather than validate facts, companies generally pay the price.

To help online daters discern fact from fiction and guard their hearts, Ikka says there are at least five red flags to look for when perusing profiles (while keeping in mind that her remarks are generalizations and that there are exceptions as well as alternate perspectives, intentions, and interpretations).

$ s poor stance to take but many do because they lack the ability to discern fact from fiction.

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Brain - scanning machines may soon be capable of discerning rudimentary thoughts and separating fact from fiction

Education must enable one to sift and weigh evidence, to discern the true from the false, the real from the unreal, and the facts from the fiction.

We want them to be able to discern scientific fact from fiction (in a world of fake news) and make informed judgements about how we should behave as responsible citizens on a global stage.

When competing narratives emerge for a single court proceeding, it may be difficult to discern fiction from fact, particularly as the information travels further away from its original source.