Sentence examples for Strictly factual from inspiring English sources
Senator Feinstein calls her committee's report "comprehensive" and "strictly factual".
"The Downfall" and "The Goebbels Experiment" are strictly factual.
I am not, in a strictly factual sense, Jewish.
Sir Liam's weekly press briefings were models of clarity: restrained, strictly factual, eschewing speculation.
The government denies allegations of racism, and says the campaign is strictly factual.
If we're strictly being factual, we can say this: As a consequence of swiftly granting civilian rights to this foreign terrorist, the FBI is obtaining a significant amount of intel on al Qaeda that they didn't already have.
Second, there appears to be wide consensus about the irrelevance to brain processing of any distinction between strictly semantic and factual or encyclopedic information (e.g., Tulving 1972; Sartori et al. 1994).
Cohen pointed to some "big new comedies with Mrs Brown's Boys and Miranda, a really strong year for Strictly Come Dancing and factual programmes doing very well for us across the board".
The question of which was more valuable, the point being made in an essay that didn't strictly cast itself as a factual one, or the truth of the matter that it in many ways obscured, is an interesting one.
"I meant, strictly speaking, grammatical accuracy, strictly speaking, factual accuracy".
