Sentence examples for factual presentations from inspiring English sources

Tim was absolutely meticulous in his factual presentations on "Meet the Press" and in his reporting on election night.

"This so-called factual presentation is thus subjected to three judgments, all of them most humanly and most ungodly made".

Admiral Motsak interspersed his factual presentation with descriptions of the drama that has gripped Russia since Monday morning, when the navy first reported the sinking.

To the student of nature this means that the account of origins in Genesis is a factual presentation of simple historical truths.

The result was that while American military commanders tirelessly worked to persuade the Afghan president through factual presentation, deference, and occasional humor that the plan was working, they never seemed to consider that Karzai just might not be on board.

The prose style is excellent and readable, as one would expect from McDermid, and I found its factual presentation more to my taste than the many fictional accounts of forensic crime research available.

Sister Carrie was the first masterpiece of the American naturalistic movement in its grittily factual presentation of the vagaries of urban life and in its ingenuous heroine, who goes unpunished for her transgressions against conventional sexual morality.

The Faces of Terror Like a line in a sacred text, a single sentence in the museum's guidelines generated volumes of conflicting commentary: Exhibits should explore "a factual presentation of what is known of the terrorists, including their methods and means of preparation".

Of course, this isn't an entirely factual presentation of events.

Instead, the factual presentation reads more like a newspaper commentary: designed to be compelling at the expense of being comprehensive.

The Heritage Foundation acknowledges that the report is "largely a factual presentation of U.S. laws, standards, and other efforts to promote human rights".