Sentence examples for factual element from inspiring English sources

The factual element in the novel seems to be necessary to make the reader feel that he is being educated as well as diverted.

As Rosi Braidotti clearly explains: "The factual element that founds the project of sexual difference, namely, the critique of Woman as a sign of devalorized otherness, is not biological, it is biocultural, that is to say, historical.

Justice Ann Bampton ruled that the factual elements of the case had been proved.

The story can be a fantasy but must contain factual elements of the ecology and biology of the real tree.

A. All of my work is autobiographical, both the factual elements of my life and the fictional ones.

In the military courts, uniformed lawyers planned to take a more traditional approach, questioning the chain of custody for some evidence and other factual elements of the case.

It could also rule that the factual elements of the case had been proved, meaning that Walsh would not face trial.

When I join Barnard at the end of the six-week shoot, mostly in Bradford but also at that power station near Derby, she is still mulling over how she may inject factual elements into her film.

The Romneys' earnings from all their Bain-related assets and the strong campaign support Mr. Romney has received from Bain and its employees were key factual elements justifying the story, said Mr. McGuire, a former editor of the Star Tribune in Minneapolis.

She added: "I can see no reason why the factual elements of all four reports and their annexes, as well as those comments the release of which seem to me unlikely to harm the quality of future advice, should not be made available".

During an effusive crisis the observatory director needs to provide local civil protection, and therefore the local municipality, with factual elements that are often quantitative – but always based on trusted measurements.