Sentence examples for factual it from inspiring English sources

Though not wholly factual, it rings true for Mr. Harvey and his many followers.

"It doesn't have to be factual, it only has to be exciting - and a smash".

After Britney's fans stuck up for her, Azalea added: "My comment is factual, it applies to any song.

The dossier wasn't something he felt he could revise and publish; it was a private document and, because it was strictly factual, it was more a catalogue than a memoir.

If Thomas's testimony was factual, it necessarily follows that Hill (whatever her motives) perjured herself spectacularly and at length, and that she did so, moreover, in furtherance of a monstrous conspiracy to subvert a constitutionally prescribed process.

But representation is important and, no matter how stupid reality television, docu-reality and infotainment may seem (or as Ten calls it, "factual"), it does, after all, claim to represent reality.

It's real, it's factual, and it'll be out in 2014, which is right around the corner.

But the large amount of historical fact is subtly muffled, and the novel floats away from its factual underpinnings; it is as mystical as it is meticulous.

"The most important part of it is it is true -- even if it is not literal, even if it is not factual -- it is true, and Jews for millennia have seen the truth of it," the rabbi said.

Trump is not alone among candidates whose followers both accept their statements as factual, "telling it like it is," and then question the motives of those who disagree.

Basically it means that you can ask it factual questions and it computes answers for you.