Sentence examples for factual of from inspiring English sources

When describing action all you are describing is the actual, factual of what will be seen on the screen.

Insincere praise can be even worse than no praise at all, so make sure that what you are communicating is factual of the accomplishment and appropriate for the situation.

Equally shocking was their condemnation as nonsense (really non-sense i.e., complete absenon-sense iual meaning) of all moral, aesthetic, and metaphysical assertions.e

"I don't think he was ever saying this was some sort of factual piece of information," Priebus said.

Mercy Street does not claim to be the be-all-end-all of factual representation of the Civil War.

The level of factual understanding of co-morbid conditions was not examined within this study and variations in healthcare literacy among participants may limit these findings.

A straight-up acknowledgement of the factual problems of this article is the only way out of this.

He wasn't there to ponder the counter-factual of just how far pain relief and anaesthesia might have developed had modern guidelines been in place, nor to question how many of the new drugs pharmaceutical companies develop actually service a genuine need, nor even to ask what part Chinese medicines and acupuncture have played in the history of pain relief.

The TISS is a well-known method of measuring factual intensity of nursing care in a hospital setting [ 27, 28].

Ideally, the classification should have been validated by detailed descriptions of the factual functioning of the ward organization by external informants, e.g. patients.

The daddy of all secret libraries, it is the third of my historiacally factual repositories of knowledge.