Sentence examples for factual life from inspiring English sources

At least that image was pornographic enough to warrant removal, but all the others are no more than expressions and iconography of factual life.

The Girl Who Was Plugged In (1974) reads almost like a factual account of life in 2016.

Even recounted in the starkest factual terms, the life of Vincente Minnelli, the director of classic MGM musicals like "Meet Me in St . Louis" "Gigi" and "An American in Paris," is as packed with color and incident as one of the dream ballets that became his trademark.

Evolution as path deals with the factual details of life's history, such as the degree of relatedness of modern species to one another, the timing of splits among lineages, the characteristics of extinct ancestors, and the major events that have occurred over the nearly 4 billion years of life's saga.

These philosophers rejected this comfort in favor of what they thought was a factual understanding of life.

Instead he keeps a "vaguely factual account" of his life.

And, having done so, why use so much that is factual from your own life?

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

I think about my mother a great deal, uncomfortably.... Maybe I should have tried to write a factual memoir of her life, but I have written this instead".

Dillon follows this lead by tracing Gold's story in precise and subdued prose, and combining her factual knowledge of his life with imagined detail and poetic texture.

In an interview Tuesday morning on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" program, Mr. Maraniss said the president did not set out to write a factual history of his life and was "trying to see everything through a racial lens.