Sentence examples for indeed factual from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, the Securities and Exchange Commission is looking into whether Musk's surprise tweet was indeed factual, the Wall Street Journal reports, as well as why the announcement was made in on Twitter as opposed to through a regulatory filing and whether it violated investor-protection rules.
Such secrecy is understandable, given that the NYSE and SEC want to make sure that their findings are indeed factual and correct.
Many millions more never hear the updated news: that the "re-opening" of the Clinton investigation was a total "dud" surprise a legal (and indeed factual) non-starter.
Indeed, factual counterarguments sometimes even trigger what has been termed a backfire effect: Those with strongly held but clearly incorrect beliefs not only fail to change their minds, but hold their wrong beliefs more tenaciously after being shown contradictory evidence or a refutation.
Ai Wei Wei is so factual.
Executive producer Frank Spotnitz later noted that, while parts of "Musings of a Cigarette Smoking Man" may indeed be factual, the majority is not actual canon.
The point is that the completeness claim for physics (at whatever stage) is indeed a factual claim (that physics answers all the questions that it is designed to answer, all that can be formulated in its terms) but its role in philosophy is not just that.
They thought that this was indeed the factual history of the CSM.
Indeed, lack of factual support bedevils much of Catching Fire.
Indeed, Gordon Burn's factual book about Fred and Rosemary West, Happy Like Murderers, was condemned by the Mail on Sunday as more dangerous than fiction.
