Sentence examples for is entirely factual from inspiring English sources

Month-month variability has virtually no impact on long term trends and the two can't be compared". It might be "odd", but it is entirely factual.

It was entirely factual, as Open Markets organizers have acknowledged they get funding from Soros.

The paper on pentapeptides was also presented at the WCD and was "entirely factual," P&G added.

How does the publisher's Web site provide ammunition to claims that the book might be not be entirely factual?

King describes Bainbridge as an "auto-fictionaliser", which is a way of suggesting that nothing she ever said or wrote was entirely factual (though a good deal of it was nevertheless true).

It was entirely factual, as Open Markets organizers have acknoweldged they get funding from Soros.

Recent news reports about the termination of one of LSU's professors have not been entirely factual.

I'm sure that even Slate Magazine remembers that Mr. Obama's so-called autobiography, Dreams From My Father, was discovered not to be entirely factual, as well.

* Yes, the actual diagnostic code descriptions themselves are entirely factual; however the rest of this article including names and events are fabricated and should not be taken as real medical news.

S&P says the case is entirely without factual or legal merit.

Legal validity, according to this view, is entirely dependent on the conventionally recognized factual sources of law.