Sentence examples for full of factual from inspiring English sources

Mr Misskelley, who is slightly mentally retarded, actually confessed to the murder.His confession, though, was full of factual errors.

News Limited, the Australian arm of News Corporation, said the Australian Financial Review article was "full of factual inaccuracies".

The article was changed into a ghostwritten first person piece intimating childless adults hate parents and was full of factual inaccuracies.

Crammed full of factual information, this book is about the history of the automobile, from the earliest propelled steam engine to the present day.

Transport for London said the report was full of factual inaccuracies.

However, as many of you know, Whitney's legal complaint is full of factual inaccuracies and omissions.

But a spokesman for Scottish Finance Secretary John Swinney said the report was "stuffed full of basic factual errors" and pointed out that the think-tank had been co-founded by Margaret Thatcher.

But Art Chartrand, counsel for the National Home Service Contract Assn., which represents the largest warranty companies, called the Consumers Checkbookk report "silly" and said it was "full of extreme factual errors".

But Art Chartrand, counsel for the National Home Service Contract Assn., which represents the largest warranty companies, called the Consumers Checkbookk report "silly" and said it was "full of extreme factual errors". Chartrand said the policies his members write are for the repair and replacement of systems because of normal wear and tear.

In response, Willkie Farr & Gallagher, the firm representing SP Special Opportunities, issued a statement saying: "The Harbinger complaint is without merit and is full of mischaracterizations and factual inaccuracies.

When I travel to another country, I find the schedules full of drama and factual work from BBC, Sky and ITV – it's always a surprise to see programmes about British history that I've been on pop up in Japan or Finland, and I'd never seen so much Absolutely Fabulous as I did when I was on a lecture tour in Australia a few years ago.