Sentence examples for anything factual from inspiring English sources

I never write anything factual, for that matter — I always make everything up.

"The families were afraid to express anything factual about themselves," she said.

I never write anything factual, for that matter—I always make everything up.

Israel neither affirms nor denies its possession of nuclear weapons; indeed, the government refuses to say anything factual about its nuclear activities, and Israeli citizens are encouraged, both by law and by custom, to follow suit.

To say that the Gospel of Judas reveals anything factual about Judas, Dr. Witherington said, "is like saying a document written 150 years after George Washington died tells us the inside truth about George Washington".

What about the character Hilly Holbrook's "Home Help Sanitation Initiative" - is that based on anything factual?

Email solved all that, especially for anything involving factual information, scheduling and message conveyance.

It was not meant to compare and contrast in a way that would make it look like anything was non-factual.

After all, Eklund's information is sometimes good, and he denies making stuff up, but he doesn't have any filter, and never seems to bother to confirm anything the way fusty, factual old media journalists would.

Drama finds itself under siege from light entertainment - and factual entertainment and anything else that's cheaper, which is basically everything - like never before.

If sales are anything to go by, they like factual works: biography, sport, science, humour.