Sentence examples for factual remarks from inspiring English sources

Giles Oakley Former head of BBC community & disability programmes  Another alternative to Radio 3's silly chat shows (Letters, 10 July) is Radio New Zealand Concert, which is just like Radio 3 was before the dumbers-down took over: whole works with simple factual remarks (no simpering introductions, with the presenters' fatuous opinions, texts or other tedious audience participation).

It caused some controversy for alleged factual errors and negative remarks about George Harrison, with another Beatles engineer, Ken Scott, rebutting some of Emerick's claims in his own book Abbey Road to Ziggy Stardust (2012).

A few days later, Barack Obama, America's president, took Hungary to task in a speech at the Clinton foundation, noting that "from Hungary to Egypt, endless regulations and overt intimidation increasingly target civil society".The Hungarian foreign office insisted that Mr Obama's remarks "lack any factual basis".

Santorum explained on CNN's Piers Morgan Tonight that when he made this accusation about Obama back in February -- and repeatedly thereafter -- he believed he was doing so in response to factual information regarding the president's remarks on education.

Sheffield said his remark about Jeter was factual.

Mr. Weprin showed more of a politician's polish at the lectern and also seemed more determined to be seen on the offensive, repeatedly invoking the plans of "my opponent" and pointing out apparent factual errors that Mr. Turner made in his remarks.

Brewer spokesman Paul Senseman didn't waste any time in firing back at the factual challenge to the Arizona Governor's remarks.

Pat Semegen, general counsel for Epic Resorts, said Miss Davis's remarks were "not anywhere close to factual".

Under critical questioning from Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), Sessions said he would need a "factual basis" to appoint a special counsel and remarked that Jordan's assertions about how things appeared were "not enough basis" to do so.

Perhaps they should take some tips from Stephen Colbert and footnote their remarks with "Not intended to be a factual statement".

But if Facebook feels today's releases contain factual errors, we're happy to receive any specific remarks it would like to make".