Factual": each word a seeming apology for the one before it.
If it weren't completely factual, in other words, this story could easily have wound up being a little too metafictional for its own good.
Tens of thousands of Poles and Jews died at the hands of these same Ukrainian nationalists who fought the Soviets.In Sarajevo look out for the now blandly worded, factual memorial stone which marks the spot where the Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated in 1914.
In other words, factual truth informs political thought just as rational truth informs philosophical speculation" (BPF, 238).
And if their readers are puzzled by a word or factual reference, they can check it on the Internet within seconds.
Because myths narrate fantastic events with no attempt at proof, it is sometimes assumed that they are simply stories with no factual basis, and the word has become a synonym for falsehood or, at best, misconception.
I am suprised by the Ostrovskaya quotation because I paid her a considerable sum of money to check the draft of Just Send Me Word for factual errors and interpretations in the book that could be deemed questionable.
I'm pretty forgiving about a typo, a misused word, a factual error that gets corrected, or even an inaccurate claim if it's unintentional (again, if it gets corrected).
Don't expect other people to just take you at your word for factual statements; provide them with the evidence.
