"completely factual" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to emphasize that something is entirely based on facts. For example: "The witness account was completely factual, and there was no doubt about its accuracy."
"The city's warning signs portray completely factual messages about the dangers of smoking," the statement added.
If it weren't completely factual, in other words, this story could easily have wound up being a little too metafictional for its own good.
Capote never fully copped to his liberties and inventions, insisting that "In Cold Blood" was completely factual, and claiming that interview subjects who later disputed his account were either lying or mistaken.
And this was exactly my goal in adding the appendix in the first place: it afforded the opportunity to be completely factual about things that in the narrative had to be compressed or altered slightly so the book could continue apace.
Writing the first edition, I placed much weight on employing as many real names as possible, using their actual working phone numbers, everything, to prove a point that one could be completely factual, and still tell a story that felt and read novelistic, somewhat timeless, at least fluid.
In a statement responding to Mr Musk's tweets, the NYT said Mr Broder's review "was completely factual, describing the trip as it occurred.
11.50am BST The world of political reporting he did on the Scotsman has gone, says Marr. "Page after page of completely dry factual reporting... not quite the case now," he says.
And yet, as noted, this dismissiveness is completely counter-factual: advocates have always sustained the demand for remedy, and it was civil society that arguably conceived, and certainly drove, the process that (with many twists and turns) led to the UNGPs and BHR in the first place.
A completely unbiased, untainted, factual autopsy that directly brands a death in an officer involved shooting as a homicide becomes a moot exercise if judges, juries and even defense attorneys ignore the findings even when there is clear evidence of improper influence by police or prosecutors.
I have already settled the Paula Jones case, even after it was dismissed as being completely without legal and factual merit.
