Sentence examples similar to factual backing from inspiring English sources

A recent Mailbag item had a laundry list of criticism of David Gordon without any factual back-up.

Aim for a brief, factual snapshot, backing it up with examples in the rest of your CV.

He tells them that their talks must be not only entertaining, but also factual and backed up by proper references.

Everything we say is factual and backed up.

We call this magical thinking because there is absolutely nothing factual to back it up.

In true McCarthyite fashion, he made a broad, unsubstantiated and incendiary claim — holding back any factual evidence to back it up.

Mrs. Whitman said she "didn't ever receive any kind of factual basis for backing up" those complaints until her attorney general at the time, Peter G. Verniero, issued a report acknowledging that the practice took place.

Every factual statement is backed up in 200 pages of endnotes.

But you might also say that the process has shifted the article's focus, as editors seemingly have searched for, and added, factual material that backs the Palin vision of Revere's ride.

"Gil is pretty far ahead of the rest of us, the one entrepreneur where it takes a few meetings before I really understand everything he is talking about," says Ben Horowitz, a venture capitalist who backed Factual through his firm, Andreessen Horowitz.

Every incident in this compelling account of King's stalking and slaying during America's annus horribilis – 1968 – has a factual reference to back it up; every detail aspires to truth.