Sentence examples for factually proved from inspiring English sources

I have factually proved this.

I also have factually proved that you are more likely to be struck by lightening, crushed to death by a couch, or killed by a toddler, than to be killed by a Muslim.

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"That would appear to me to factually prove that he violated the law," Barton said.

This factually dishonest message proved to be incredibly effective: Many Houston voters seemed to think the measure was solely about access to restrooms and were unaware of the broader nondiscrimination protections in the measure.

"The idea of first building up this great story and then having it proven factually inaccurate would be very damaging".

For a variety of reasons, factually anchored analysis proves elusive, even to those immersed in the field, because of a confusing barrage of often conflicting information.

"For the president to say the EU was 'set up to take advantage of the United States, to attack our piggy bank,' or that 'NATO is as bad as NAFTA' is not only factually wrong, but proves to me that it's time to go," James D. Melville Jr. wrote in a private Facebook post obtained by Foreign Policy.

People write millions of letters to Google for months, even years, demanding that a false and defamatory story listed in a search of their name, later proved to be factually meritless, and it is still not deleted.

The 1982 World Cup in Spain was accompanied by This Time (we'll get it right), although a Group Stage exit proved that to be factually incorrect, and Vindaloo – inspired by Keith Allen for France 1998 – is also fondly remembered by the Three Lions' faithful.

"If something is proven to be factually wrong, they should correct it," Hammond added.