Sentence examples for a factual error from inspiring English sources

And he apologized for a factual error.

There was also a factual error in Rosenbaum's essay.

This article was amended on the 16th December 2014 due to a factual error.

This article was amended on 22 April to correct a factual error.

This article was amended on 15 November 2014 to correct a factual error about audition locations.

Update: This article was amended on 4/5/2013 to correct a factual error.

The Times's policy is clear: When an early version of an article contains a clear factual error, that error is fixed in the article itself and, at the same time, a correction notice is added at the end.

She said: "Last week on this programme, a guest made a serious factual error that we wrongly let stand unchallenged and uncorrected".

And while you understand the following day's papers praising it (you often don't get replays in the pressbox, so go easy when you see a minor factual error in a match report, eh?) there is less of an excuse for subsequent tributes.

It is a law as immutable as gravity: if you know anything about a story there will always be a small factual error that could have been corrected had the journalist taken a little more trouble.

But the video contains a major factual error, claiming that "there's not even a hint of a [raised] seal" on the certificate released by the Obama campaign.