Sentence examples for factual things from inspiring English sources

I'm reading Amanda Quick at the moment" Jasmine, 7 "I like Harry Potter Zakk, 10 "I like reading stuff about made-up monsters" Helen Gelbier, 36, mother "I can't bear any of the Harry Potter stuff – I only go for factual things that I can relate to".

Wolfram's strategy is to rely on widely accepted data sources like well-known scientific models, public data about factual things like the weather, geography and the stock market published by reputable organizatoins and government agencies, etc.

Apart from giving you specific factual things, but when it comes to discerning the essence or the elements of the music, it cannot be described.

So I think a lot of what we should be teaching about diversity is to do with attitudes and reflective practice, and then there are factual things I suppose, or broad kind of factual issues.

But I think it does becomes much more important (near the end of life), because if you can't do all of that remembering and factual things, and you can't do the talking and the emotional, who everybody is, then you really are your true self, and you can be nurtured as your true self.

Instead, tell her the exact factual things about him that attracted you to him.

"I think if I hadn't shown a bit of the factual thing, that wouldn't be convincing.

"The letters were something quite different, they were an administrative scheme to make clear to people that they were not wanted, that they were not being sought by the police forces so they could come back - they were a factual thing, not part of a political negotiation.

I think people thought we were kidding a little bit with the "entirely factual" thing [in the book's title], like it was a Dave Eggers-y joke.

"I'm surprised that after all the Muslim representatives that have been on CNN and other networks, they would still make such a non-factual thing.

Worse, are the dreaded security questions, which began simply enough ("In what city were you born?") but have increasingly "moved from the purely factual to things that would require you to have a judgment," lamented Jeffrey Leeds, the president of Leeds Equity and a fixture on the New York social scene.