Sentence examples for factually reliable from inspiring English sources
The difference between fiction and nonfiction is quite reasonably assumed to depend on whether stuff is invented or factually reliable.
It is factually reliable, musically knowledgeable, adequately written and appropriately frank (especially as regards Monroe's chronic extramarital philandering), and I cannot imagine its being bettered for a long time to come.
The reference to "straightjackets and straps" (see above) is unlikely to be factually true but may nonetheless provide a reliable indication of the subjective emotional distress associated with the experience of hospitalisation.
"That is no longer factually true".
"I was tonally inaccurate but factually true," he told me.
This is all factually true.
Make sure all information is factually true.
Yet the quality of a movie can't be determined alone by how accurate it is factually or how reliable morally.
Your content should refer to authoritative, factually accurate and reliable sources that are considered by academics, reviewers, authors and professionals to be trustworthy ones.
QUESTION FROM STEVE: Your response at is factually not true.
