Sentence examples for But factually from inspiring English sources

But factually, it did not appear to contradict what Mr. Clarke told the Sept. 11 commission last week, the aide said.

But factually all the reactive dyes do not have the same range of substantivity and reactivity.

But factually speaking, it's really tough for Trump backers to credibly argue that the deck has been stacked against the president, simply based on the political leanings of the key figures in the case. .

"I was tonally inaccurate but factually true," he told me.

Uncharacteristically, Nixon has not taken the offensive except in bold but factually unsupported rhetoric.

Forcing the discourse into such a binary is not only myopic, but factually incorrect.

The poems are emotionally autobiographical, but not factually so.

Indeed, in early works, Schapp holds that, within perception, sensual givenness and ideas (or concepts) can only be separated conceptually, but not factually: without ideas, we cannot perceive things (1910, 133f).

Not only is his statement racist, and offensive but also factually wrong.

The use of mass spectrometry for searching serum biomarkers in cancer diagnostics was suggested by Petricoin et al. (2002) but was factually flawed.

Hobby Lobby claims it won't offer contraceptives that might be considered abortions (but remember that factually, they aren't actually abortions) to its employees, but it's very willing to invest in the companies that produce such contraceptives, because they have good returns for their retirement-plan investments, or 401 k)s.