Sentence examples for based on real facts from inspiring English sources

Could it be that such a frank story — even one not based on real facts — contains some element of truth, which, like a lie, has been created for art?

"People have to at least be equipped with accurate information so that they are evaluating their situation based on real facts".

"People have to at least be equipped with accurate information so that they are evaluating their situation based on real facts". The government has tried to ease health concerns with the launch of a testing programme in Fukushima prefecture that will include 360,000 children aged up to 18.

Thankfully, this fear is often an excuse and not based on real facts.

He added: "This all demonstrates how this was a matter of convenience during a hyper-sensitive time and not based on real facts".

The charge also cites the NBA's failure to supply adequate financial data so the union can determine whether its "plea of poverty" is based on real facts.

"It's impossible to know whether what was said was based on real fact or just hearsay".

I am in no position to say for sure whether this conversation is based on real fact or just hearsay and I don't usually call conversations I have heard through a door, true," Quirico said.

The SWOT analysis was based on real fact and indicated that among the most important strengths are the position of the historical centre and its accessibility from all angles, the presence of the Medieval Monastery while the main weaknesses remain the economic crisis and the main threats of other more attractive tourist destinations.

But it would be a gross misconception to think that the story is not partially based on real-world facts... just as excitement-states of neurons may be likened to a glowing electric light bulb: An Idea of An Idea.

"We are at a dangerous place in American culture where a good percentage of people aren't distinguishing what is a real news source based on real reporting and fact-checking and only reinforcing pre-existing ideas they have," Ms. Kleinman said.