Sentence examples for factual occasions from inspiring English sources

Avoid attacking them as a person, just point out factual occasions on which they've said things that were hurtful.

Evans has been seeking for more than two years to exercise his right under the government's so-called open access code to obtain factual information about the occasions on which Labour ministers' private interests and connections have clashed with their jobs.

On economics, he has been awesomely clueless — making gross factual errors, demonstrating on repeated occasions that he doesn't understand anything about monetary economics, etc.. (My favorite was the rant against "fiat money").

Outrage-porn and link-bait has on more than one occasion miraculously transformed into factual reality.

Melvyn Bragg, who was presenting the show was enchanted and frustrated by it because of course he couldnÍt catch her eye or signal to her". The vehement clashes on such occasions are not scientific or factual at all.

But thinking for successful everyday adaptation requires not only factual knowledge, but the ability to recall it on the right occasion, to relate it to other occasions, indeed the ability to reminisce.

If you examine so-called factual scientific evidence over many years, you will find on many occasions conflicting evidence and often different conclusions reached.

Some argue that mechanisms have to be regular in this factual sense (Andersen 2014a,b); i.e., repeated on many occasions (see Leuridan 2010).

The 35 or so releases of the paper debate purported to correct the factual errors, though they were really recycled news releases adapted to the occasion.

He stressed that "the State's legitimate interests might well occasion a result different from what should obtain in the factual context of the present case".

Are religious claims factual?