Meanings of cardinal facts in English

Against the theory of premeditation the following cardinal facts may be urged:

Two cardinal facts lie forever at the base: the one, and the two.-1.

All concerned must bear in mind two cardinal facts about Ireland's recent economic success.

The establishment in their minds of a few cardinal facts-thatis the first step.

The cardinal facts of European history are soon learned.

Few of the cardinal facts in our history have been more entirely misapprehended and misrepresented than this.

Plato apprehended the cardinal facts.

The hypothesis of immortality accords with the cardinal facts of observation, meets all points of the case, and satisfactorily answers every requirement.

Dr. Napheys, in his wise "Advice to maiden, wife, and mother," passes in review the cardinal facts respecting woman's physical life.

But what hardly admits of debate is the misconception which the mediaeval church's doctrine involved as to some of the cardinal facts of life.