Sentence examples for Documented fact from inspiring English sources

The threat posed by Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction is a documented fact.

But there is no conflict between the possibility of mental illness and the documented fact of his misogyny.

The allegation that Livingstone fathered an illegitimate African child is by no means a "documented" fact; it is vigorously disputed by his biographer Jeal and other writers.

Far from it, although exactly what occurred on the other side of the Atlantic more than a hundred years ago is more spoken lore than documented fact.

It is, like his earlier masterpiece "The Executioner's Song," a work of "faction," which is Mailer's term for his hybrid of documented fact and novelistic elaboration.

That effort raised questions about the boundaries between dramatic license and documented fact, a particularly fraught issue given enduring sensitivities about the Kennedy legacy.

"Thereafter we've stayed as anchored to the documented facts as we can.

In a big showdown with Bush, based on documented facts, Powell passionately presses the case for treating war as a last resort after diplomacy has been exhausted.

It's unfortunate that Mr. Unger occasionally hypes his material and extrapolates from the documented facts in this book, as these tactics distract attention from — sometimes even undermine — his more carefully researched findings.

But as far as I'm aware — and it's something that you have repeatedly confirmed in statements you have made — your novel is absolutely authentic; that every facet of the story is based on documented facts.

The documented facts of Piero della Francesca's life, which are few, permit a reasonably accurate reconstruction of his career and interests but not an exact chronology of his surviving paintings.