Sentence examples for factual terms from inspiring English sources

It remains only to report in factual terms what happens when he arrives on the bandstand.

"In solely factual terms – you are right: Lithuania was a part of the Soviet Union … However, you are perfectly aware that it was not the decision of the Lithuanian people to join the USSR.

It is "solely in factual terms we were a part of the Soviet Union," she said, after being occupied by the Soviets in 1940 and 1944 (no mention of the role of the Nazis in this).

Compared with all the grand things that people have done with poems — justifying the ways of God to men, shoring fragments against their ruins, and so on — telling one's life story in more or less factual terms might seem to be a very modest goal.

In the news pages, we rigorously avoid loaded terms like "pro-life" and "pro-choice". We strive for more neutral, factual terms like "opponents of abortion" and "abortion-rights groups". Writers and editors should guard against word choices that undermine neutrality.

Then it would relish the chance to explain the differences between the policies in measured and factual terms, rather than with exaggerated claims about the impact of Labor's policies, or by brandishing "modelling" reports that don't stand up to scrutiny – as the Coalition did with the BIS Shrapnel report this week.

Even when hammering out seemingly dry, factual purchasing terms, we take time to look around and see how others in our shoes are doing.

It seems, first, that Hawking's self-identifying was just factual in terms of what most people, especially the readers and writers of our tabloid press, would define as "the elite", rather than any claim to be superior; and, second, that in all areas of inequality the weaker have little hope of gaining equality unless the stronger support them.

To put that in purely factual but starker terms, this is where men and women who belonged to groups like the Fenian Brotherhood and the old IRA, who took up arms and waged an armed struggle against Britain, are remembered.

A small-scale randomised exposure to PBL – embedded in a largely traditional curriculum – does not affect long-term factual knowledge within the same discipline.

These researchers explored whether the mind map learning technique was superior to traditional note taking in both short- and long-term factual recall of written information in medical students.