Sentence examples for factual experiences from inspiring English sources

However, it remains unclear how to reduce delusional memories and increase recollection of factual experiences.

A systematic review [ 9] showed that women's expectations related to self-control during delivery do not correspond to their factual experiences.

The verbal truth of the war poems is fascinating in that their poetic music is almost completely surrendered in order to honour the spoken clarity of factual experience.

One begins with a real factual experience, then by means of free variation one transforms it in imagination up to the point where it is no longer an object of the same type.

"Her opinion was I was speaking from not a factual experience and I needed to bring statistics in a conversation like that".

The content of intrusive memories was qualitatively assessed as "factual" (real experiences in the ICU) or "unreal" (hallucinations or delusions experienced in the ICU).

A macerated, ideologically-driven discourse that places economic theories-as-truth above practical reality, factual historical experiences, and human condition is the backdrop of a misinformed and attention-deficit citizenry swayed by incessant soundbites generated by the corporate gatekeepers of a 24-hour, 'news' cycle.

They relied on "assigned characteristics based on hearsay and imagined reputation rather than factual or firsthand experience".

His first books were fiction in the guise of factual writing based upon experiences as a sailor Typee (1846) and Omoo (1847); so were such later works as Redburn (1849) and White-Jacket (1850).

We have always acted in good faith, believing Belle's blog and her manuscript to be a factual account of her experiences, and Patrick and Belle herself (who Helen has met several times) have given us no reason ever to doubt that this is the case.

It provides a "setting for myth-making far removed from the factual world of common experience".