Examples of ipso facto

• An altruistic act to benefit other individuals is not ipso facto an altruistic act to benefit society.

• Natural seawater is isotonic ipso facto and artificial seawaters are virtually isotonic.

• For the sake of simplicity, the following discussion will treat all sanctions as ipso facto coercive.

• A singular beginning of the universe is not ipso facto unphysical or unscientific, though it may be discomfiting.

• Such probable admixture through time diminishes any claim that the presence of iron working ipso facto denies the presence of settlement.

• But if we sanction, not to say sanctify, existing practices and forms of life, do we not, ipso facto, preach the end of critique?

• In other words, the fact that we live in communities means that we are ipso facto interdependent.

• But complexity is not ipso facto a warrant for feedback.

• Merely because governments or other agencies declare an arrangement as a partnership, it does not follow ipso facto that it is a partnership.

• Thus, the failure to invalidate the criminal will is an ipso facto validation of the violation of the victim's rights.

• A lawyer or judge who challenges well-established models is not ipso facto mistaken.

• Language is a ubiquitous tool, not ipso facto a subject matter.

• The use of certain acronyms by computer engineers and programmers does not ipso facto mean that we are somehow being manipulated.

• Descriptions and partial satisfiers, the base representation of input and output from the formalism are given, ipso facto, in terms of feature structures.

• While hallucinatory experiences are ipso facto veridical, the converse is false.