Sentence examples for factual questions from inspiring English sources

The chief justice largely asked factual questions, apparently to clarify the record.

Don't Knows are most concerned about getting specific factual questions on the currency and the EU.

The school will have its own certificate of general knowledge, with 500 factual questions.

There are dozens of other factual questions, before one even gets to the moral ones.

Written language is no less adapted to conveying more than just factual information, asking factual questions, and giving instructions.

It would be great if every poll included a section that asked respondents to answer a few factual questions.

They're factual questions, with factual answers — and they have absolutely no necessary relationship to the "proper scale and scope of government".

After that, they were asked a number of factual questions ("What sort of car was found abandoned?") and inference questions ("Who do you think the attackers were?").

First, they asked five factual questions with two possible answers (eg, "Which cause of death is more frequent in the United States, cancer or heart disease?").

But then, it said, it still had "significant factual questions" about what really happened with the data and why it was collected in the first place.

The requirement of clear and convincing proof, he wrote, applies only to factual questions typically decided by juries, such as when a product was first sold.