Sentence examples for factual true from inspiring English sources

Orientalism proved to be an intellectual document central to the field of post-colonial studies, its thesis being considered as historically factual, true, and accurate for the pertinent periods studied, and especially regarding the cultural representations of "Orientals" and "The Orient" presented in the mass communications media of the West.

That seems to be a factual and true claim.

It's all absolutely factual and true.

Make sure that what you tell your child is factual and true.

Though not wholly factual, it rings true for Mr. Harvey and his many followers.

It doesn't matter if what you are saying is true, factual or reasonable, because the majority of people will not be reading what you actually said.

In his ruling issued on Wednesday, Judge Paul D. Borman wrote that statements about James Nichols's connection to the bombing conspiracy in Mr. Moore's 2002 Oscar-winning "Bowling for Columbine," were "factual and substantially true".

Over half of the interview participants expressed such difficulty, even those who "fully accept" evolution as "scientifically factual" and "definitely true," and whether the "difficulty" is rooted in religion or merely in emotional "discomfort".

Landis's letter demands of OMICS "that you cease and desist from employing our name or the name of any of our agencies institutes or employees on your website for other than true factual statements".

Moreover, as Frege (1892) had argued, true factual identities such as "Morning Star = Evening Star" do not state synonymies; if they did, any competent speaker of the language would be aware of their truth.

If said without true, factual prior knowledge about someone, your asking could appear to be a quickly designed assumption and read to be very aggressive and offensive.