Sentence examples for and factually when from inspiring English sources
Prosecutors said that Roger Clemens was "wrong legally and factually" when he argued that a judge should dismiss his indictment on charges of lying to Congress.
Scientifically and factually, when a person dies, they are gone.
For younger voters, the sheen started to come off Baird's brand in February when he posted a patronising and factually murky defence of the lockout laws on Facebook.
This is unfortunate and factually misleading.
"Immigration cases are often legally and factually complex.
It's absurd, and factually wrong, for many reasons.
Most such social aristocracies both legally and factually have been hereditary aristocracies.
This is an odd and flawed argument — logically and legally, but also historically and factually.
Senior doctors later attacked the Griffiths report as ill-informed, misguided and factually wrong.
They said the report was ill-informed, misguided and factually incorrect.
His solicitor Gareth Peirce said: "The jury has done the right thing morally, legally and factually".
