Sentence examples for it's factually from inspiring English sources
There's none of Hendrix's music (the estate said no) and it's factually dubious (Kathy Etchingham, Jimi's ex, called it "inaccurate and nonsensical"), but it's compelling for all its flaws.
It's factually inaccurate.
To nitpick, it's factually wrong.
"It's factually accurate," Stracher continued.
"It's factually not accurate and therefore just scaremongering.
Several described it as an establishment smear and Corbyn's team argued that it was factually inaccurate and complained to the BBC to demand an apology.
"I teach the case because it is a good illustration of how not to treat your clients, and it is factually dramatic in showing how Morrissey's conduct violated his duty to Mar Oil," Mr. Gillers said.
This week an embarrassed Ernst & Young withdrew it, admitting that it was "factually erroneous" and that it had somehow slipped through the firm's normal checks.
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.
It was factually impeccable.
