Something about that seemed not quite right, factually, but I quickly forgot about it because his next move was to feed a cooked carrot into the meat grinder.
If we've got it right, factually or on an emotional level, it'll get a laugh and it's going in.
Factually, he was in the right; he has said many times that any policy change would depend on the data.
This triadic structure suggests that many speech acts, including non-constatives, involve a set of tacit validity claims: the claim that the speech act is sincere (non-deceptive), is socially appropriate or right, and is factually true (or more broadly: representationally adequate).
However, there's a huge world of difference between leveling principled criticism, demanding accountability, and truth in action from Sanders, and the over the top factually challenged, and plain out right slander and lies against him.
When there is a place for criticism, provide it factually, sensitively and at the right moment.
Apart from the fact that such an "emerging awareness" does not establish a "fundamental right," the statement is factually false.
His solicitor Gareth Peirce said: "The jury has done the right thing morally, legally and factually".
Twitter's should — and I say this hopefully, not factually — focus on delivering content that's 'right' for the right user at the right time.
