Sentence examples for by factual errors of from inspiring English sources

As one of a handful of surviving witnesses, I was pedantically irritated by factual errors of no concern to anyone who wasn't there, and disappointed by the bland clichés in the dialogue.

The report has been the subject of controversy, with some members of Congress calling it a "whitewash" marred by obvious factual errors.

This interpretation is then backed up by glaring factual errors.

The 10 factual errors were of several types.

Twenty years ago he was taken to task by Pierre Vidal-Nacquet for gross factual errors, the most patent of which was having Himmler stand trial at Nuremberg, when he had already committed suicide.

What's more fun than ridiculing Tea Party-ers, Sarah Palin, Glenn Beck, and the like, by showing the factual errors, the flaws in their logic, and the cruelty of their positions.

It is marred by a small number of factual errors and a failure to include epidemiologic and public health methods as components of the equation that determines the power of plagues.

Also, some scholars are disturbed by the film's dismissal of complaints of factual errors with an "it's only a movie" explanation.

C. David Heymann, a literary biographer turned best-selling celebrity biographer who came to wide attention in 1983 after his life of the heiress Barbara Hutton was withdrawn by its publisher because of factual errors, died on Wednesday in Manhattan.

Finally, I must respond to Brennan's claim that I have somehow libeled her by pointing out some of the hundreds of factual errors and omissions in her supposedly "True Story".

In the last week a number of additional factual errors by the Times' Alessandra Stanley have come to light.