Sentence examples similar to factual attacks from inspiring English sources

Sarah Palin decided she couldn't be bothered honoring the terms of a formal debate, and you overlooked her anti-factual attacks on the Democratic candidate to applaud "a complete populist pitch.

I know from talking with other subjects of such counter-factual attacks just how brutalizing this sort of experience can be (Dreger 2008).

At one point, Murphy chided Sturgeon over the factual accuracy of her attacks on Labour's policies for cutting debt and public spending, stating: "You may get away with it when you're having a debate in England but you won't get away with it here".

The bank came out fighting in a press conference on Wednesday, attempting to repair its battered reputation and accusing the regulator of "factual inaccuracies" in its attack.

If your spouse contests the annulment, he or she most likely will attack the factual allegations.

"There's already a pull factor, with the announcement of an exceptional exam, and then a more factual excitement, linked to the November attacks," he told VICE News.

To reinforce my lack of rock'n'roll credentials, I had to Google "can you snort crack", lest the more pedantic class A drug users among you attack this piece for factual incorrectness.

WASHINGTON — Laying out the first plans for his party's presidential ticket, GOP vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan took some factual shortcuts Wednesday night when he attacked President Barack Obama's policies on Medicare, the economic stimulus and the budget deficit.

The Muslim Brotherhood was labeled a terrorist group by the Egyptian authorities in December (though no factual evidence that it is engaged in terrorist attacks was provided).

Our approach is more factual.

The attack also falls apart at the factual level.