Sentence examples for factually questionable from inspiring English sources

First, that it was an accident, a war nobody wanted — a view immortalized in Barbara Tuchman's beautifully written if factually questionable 1962 book "The Guns of August".

For some hosts and producers at a network that traffics in outrage and over-the-top, factually questionable claims, Emerson is an irresistible guest.

"At this point, however, it's hard to take at face value a defense that is factually questionable, entirely self-serving and a still incomplete account of what senior Justice Department officials knew" about the operation, Mr. Hill said.

Notwithstanding its satirical title, the book, which the poet John Ashbery recently characterized as "fascinating, salacious and barely readable," as well as factually questionable, is less an autobiography than a series of anecdotes and musings on the people and events that shaped Rivers's turbulent but richly productive career as a painter, sculptor, jazz musician and poet.

With the Florida primary approaching the two Republican frontrunners have had a heated and, at-time, factually questionable back-and-forth over Iraq war policy.

Trump apparently responded to Tlaib's comments with two factually questionable tweets, saying he could not be impeached because there was "no Collusion with Russia" and that he was the most "popular Republican in Party history".

"It's a shame, data journalism is brilliant but the more we use it for factually-questionable scaremongering, the less people will like it".

Jonathan Cohn in July outlined The Factually Challenged, Morally Questionable Assault on Food Stamps in the New Republic.

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He also claimed that 99percentt of the stories circulated on Facebook are factually accurate, which is itself a questionable data point.

Such has been the outcry over the advertisement paid for Priorities USA, a super-PAC political committee that independently supporting the re-election of Mr Obama, that the President's own campaign is distancing itself from it, not only because of its questionable taste but also because it may be factually flawed.