Sentence examples for factual version from inspiring English sources

Buscemi plays Enoch (Nucky) Thompson — an undisguised if not entirely factual version of Enoch (Nucky) Johnson, the political boss who ruled Atlantic City with, as they say, an iron fist for three decades, ending in 1941, when he was convicted of tax evasion.

The Times does not provide an editor's note for every revision, although it does append corrections if a version included a factual error.

Correction: a factual error in an earlier version of this story was corrected on 18 January 2015.

China identified two factual errors in the first version of the report one in an appendix, in a caption heading, where Kilgour and Matas placed two Chinese cities in the wrong provinces; the authors dismissed those errors as have nothing to do with the analysis or conclusions of their report.

Ms. McCarty's work is like a nightmare version of reality TV, factual but beyond belief.

Magazu would not answer specific questions Friday but said Witt's version of events was "factual and accurate".

One reason was to win the approval of Major League Baseball, which was not happy with some factual liberties in Mr. Zaillian's version.

Kothari says that the document to be released next week corrects a few dozen "factual mistakes" contained in the final version.

The most popular books in the e-library were a historical tale based on the sinking of the Titanic, a comedy version of Cinderella and a factual account of the story of chocolate.

It is equally cliched to talk of post-factual debate, where no one accepts the version of reality presented by anyone but their own side," he wrote.

The death of Edward Albee this week was an excuse to revisit one of the greatest semi-factual toxic marriages of cinema: the film version of his Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?