Sentence examples for fact-based account from inspiring English sources

I'm a journalist and I wanted to write an objective, fact-based account of what occurred in the Green Zone.

Captain Phillips is the fact-based account of the hijacking and rescue, adapted from Richard Phillips and Stephan Talty's book A Captain's Duty.

And when he falls in love with Mary Hearn, a sweetheart of Mr. Carey's invention in an otherwise mostly fact-based account, he does it with breathless, Joycean gusto.

The HBO mini-series based on their book (for which Mr. Simon was an executive producer) was a meticulous and searingly pessimistic fact-based account of the open-air drug market at Monroe and Fayette Streets, fewer than 20 blocks northwest of Camden Yards.

"Anyone who goes to that movie and wants a fact-based account should read 'Into Thin Air'" His book was a best-seller and the film rights were bought by Sony Pictures in 1997, who turned it into a TV movie.

In 2014, Mia Hansen-Løve made what may turn out to be the definitive art-house dance-music movie: Eden, a loosely fact-based account of club kids coming of age in Paris in the 1990s, when electronica was ascendant and Daft Punk was literally playing at your house (and without masks).

When someone talks about their personal experiences with discrimination as a member of the LGBT population, these are fact-based accounts of real-life experiences.

The inspirational and fact-based story also stars Nicole Kidman and Rooney Mara.

Wittgenstein (1921) and Russell (1918) propose modified fact-based correspondence accounts of truth as part of their program of logical atomism.

Author Mario Vargas Llosa, in his recent fact-based but fictional account of Trujillo's life, "The Feast of the Goat," describes Balaguer as a man who "transformed himself from a puppet president into a nonentity into an authentic head of state". Balaguer did so through massive public works projects and frequent trips to the impoverished countryside.

Xianhui Yang's "Woman From Shanghai: Tales of Survival From a Chinese Labor Camp," a newly translated collection of firsthand accounts that the publisher calls "fact-based fiction," is about what might be called the Gulag Archipelago of China.