Sentence examples similar to factually correct writing from inspiring English sources
It was to be factually correct but dramatically written.
"(T he lawsuit, like any other lawsuit, is just allegations at this time, and cannot nor should it be considered factually correct," Ferrell and Thomas Kohler wrote.
In his article "Fitting Into History's True Fabric" [May 6], about the Jean Nouvel design for a SoHo hotel, Herbert Muschamp makes a factually correct but incomplete statement when he writes, "In approving the design, the city's landmarks agency, led by Jennifer J. Raab, overturned a previous resolution to reject the design by the local community board's landmarks panel".
"What was written was 90-95% factually correct," he said.
The censorship office's 11 guidelines for what cannot be printed still include "anything that might be harmful to national solidarity and unity... any incorrect ideas which do not accord with the times... [and] any descriptions which, though factually correct, are unsuitable because of the time or the circumstance of their writing".
"No one thinks that we are wusses and not willing to stand up and write stories that are of interest to the public and that are factually correct," he said.
We wrote about Google Reader over the weekend and gave what I felt was a factually correct review of the product.
Is this factually correct?
Both will be factually correct.
CVs also need to be factually correct.
