Meanings of appeal to facts in English

You then appeal to facts and say, Look at the apostles.

But those to whom you refer profess to appeal to facts.

Aristotle meets the whole simply by an appeal to facts.

Why argue about principles while we can appeal to facts?

But I might appeal to facts.

Negro suffrage has been very extensively tried in this country, and we are able to appeal to facts.

That this is by no means an unreasonable account, I shall shew in some measure by an appeal to facts.

The attractiveness of the argument from design lies in its nearness to hand and in its appeal to facts, combined with the impossibility of verification.