Sentence examples for factually in from inspiring English sources
How can the C.I.A.'s official response to our study stand factually in conflict with its own internal review?
"How can the CIA's official response to our study stand factually in conflict with its own internal review?" she asked.
In Europe, where cultural news frequently makes the front page, she is the subject of two unauthorized, not entirely reliable biographies and is written about all the time — seldom factually — in the tabloids and gossip columns.
There isn't much that's factually new in "No End in Sight," Charles Ferguson's extraordinary documentary about the American occupation of Iraq — at least, not for people who have kept up with the best reporting on the war and have read such books as "Fiasco," by Thomas E. Ricks, and "The Assassins' Gate," by the New Yorker writer George Packer, who appears in the film.
She says: "I was surprised and indeed fairly horrified when I saw the final draft POSTnote, which was factually inaccurate in many places and frankly misleading in others.
The independent counsel Robert Ray has concluded that Hillary Rodham Clinton was "factually false" in sworn testimony about her role in the firing of seven members of the White House travel staff in 1993.
He argued that consciousness always has a metaphysical orientation to be other than, or transcendent to, its existing forms, but he also claimed that this orientation can only factually culminate in a crisis of transcendence, or in a crisis of metaphysics.
Second, although the height of the tongue in front vowels varies by approximately equal amounts for what are called equidistant steps in vowel quality, this is just not factually true in descriptions of back vowels.
On education, Mr. Romney was factually correct in stating that Massachusetts students were ranked first in the nation during his tenure.
Myriad distinctions are factually created in the different adjacency relationships between biomolecules within the living cell, organized in informational architectures.
James Shapiro on the film as a whole: "This was factually incorrect in almost every respect".
