Sentence examples similar to factual diction from inspiring English sources

In factual, explanatory prose, ambiguity is considered an error in reasoning or diction; in literary prose or poetry, it often functions to increase the richness and subtlety of language and to imbue it with a complexity that expands the literal meaning of the original statement.

Good diction".

Staccato diction.

Her diction was often indistinct.

4. Be factual.

Are religious claims factual?

Diction was generally excellent.

Santorum's diction – corely convicted?

Truth is stranger than diction.

The diction is not clear".

Some is factual.