Sentence examples for factual on from inspiring English sources

What, no factual on BBC1?

This gives her the opportunity to be the face of factual on the channel".

Hunt said she hoped Phillips would become "the face of factual" on BBC1.

Zen became the biggest-selling philosophy book ever, despite Pirsig pointing out that it bears no resemblance to "that great body of factual information relating to orthodox Zen Buddhist practice", adding: "It's not very factual on motorcycles, either".

The lastminute.com co-founder will talk to James Kirkham from digital strategists Holler and Adam Gee, C4's commissioning editor for new media factual, on how to make it in multimedia.

Science and factual on a roll X-Files creator Chris Carter stressed that science is crucial to the X-Files reboot: "If it weren't for the science, this would be just another show about the paranormal," he said.

Diamond's conventionally Eurocentric viewpoint has been regularly challenged by anthropologists (McAnany and Yoffee 2009), on factual grounds, on his acceptance of discredited hypotheses, and for its naively racist message.

The FDA will hear lots of factual arguments on this issue one way and the other, and try to make a ruling based on the science.

This idea had nothing factual to stand on at all".

But critical to next September's result is the document's credibility and honesty on factual detail, particularly on the economy.

Rather, greater emphasis is placed on factual recall than on depth of understanding (Momsen et al., 2010).