Sentence examples similar to known factual from inspiring English sources

"Obviously, we have to stick within data limits of what's published currently as well as what we know are factual about these products," he told the doctors.

Can they know truth, factual or moral?   3.

Leaders need to extend and deepen their capacity for listening -- from downloading (listening only to confirm what I already know) and factual listening (listening for information that challenges what I already know) to deeper empathic and generative listening (sensing and presencing the emerging future).

Mrs. Bachmann's style is somewhat less polished than her rivals, and she has been known to make factual errors in her speeches, which could cause her trouble over time.

Marr, 53, was previously the BBC's political editor and the editor of the Independent before becoming one of the BBC's best-known factual presenters, a role that has seen him front histories of modern Britain and the Queen's reign.

It's well known that all the factual pieces in the magazine are fact-checked, but the fact-checkers also check the fiction and poetry.

Less well known, but just as factual are qualities like fluid, adaptable and able to make quick changes on a dime.

Factual knows more than 800,000 restaurants in 30 different ways, including location, ownership and ratings by diners and health boards.

You know that the factual findings of a trial judge or jury are based on a carefully assembled body of evidence.

The API provides everything Factual knows about the location.

That would be another irresponsible breach of journalistic ethics: WND published something it did not know to be factual.