Sentence examples for factual style from inspiring English sources

Meticulously researched – the author had access to previously unseen historical material – and written in a subdued, factual style, it is an interesting but rather stilted novel, partly because much of the material is familiar from books and films, and partly because the trial itself was not particularly dramatic.

Government-affiliated sites preferred a factual style, whereas commercially funded sites tended to feature integration of health related information with links to additional web content (advertisements, offers and 'social media' forums), which may be indicative of an attempt to influence consumer behaviour.

"Our audiences tell us they are most receptive to documentary or factual-style programming as a means of learning about the issues surrounding this subject, and as part of this learning we have made the decision not to go proceed with the Planet Relief event.

The latter favoured a factual presentation style, whilst commercially funded sites tended to utilise question and answer format with advertisements/images, although some portrayed elements of both.

Ten pages later he echoes the image of the cloudy, colorless jellyfish in a moving account of the way in which Wollstonecraft's Scandinavian landscapes are darkened by the shadow of a faithless lover whose existence her text never mentions: "It is nothing more than a mist that occasionally thickens round the largely factual and inquiring style of the narrative".

For example, "The biographical article about Nelson Mandela is written in a factual formal manner and mainly in an objective style".

I did a 2 x 90 minute miniseries called Devil's Dust, an Erin Brockovich-style factual drama about an Australian anti-asbestos crusader.

"We're entering a period of high romanticism where you'll get more really emotional pieces on film and not necessarily just factual; it's a style reaction".

Succeeding portions, although they have not been assigned definite authorship, are generally considered inferior both in style and in factual reliability to Dhammakitti's portion.

Strayed's nonfiction tale about her journey through heartbreak, addiction, and loneliness on the Pacific Coast Trail is a great example of combining a personal story or memoir style writing with factual detail and scenes.[7].

Both are making more and arguably better programmes across a rich palette of issues and styles, especially in factual and current affairs, and yet a growing number of people feel "there's nothing to watch on telly".