Sentence examples for largely factual from inspiring English sources

They were, moreover, largely factual in nature.

It's all multiple choice; it's largely factual regurgitation.

Veduta, (Italian: "view"), detailed, largely factual painting, drawing, or etching depicting a city, town, or other place.

"She takes a largely factual and cautious position that reflects the thinking of moderate Arab governments, but is sometimes outside normal Western discourse".

We must distinguish between mere familiarity with petitioner or his past and an actual predisposition against him, just as we have in the past distinguished largely factual publicity from that which is invidious or inflammatory.

The director's "World Trade Center," a largely factual drama about the rescue of two police officers from ground zero after the 9/11 attacks, is to be released on Aug. 9 by Paramount Pictures.

The chief justice largely asked factual questions, apparently to clarify the record.

Whether a particular act is testimonial and self-incriminating is largely a factual issue to be decided in each case.

The mapping of Australian vegetation is based largely on factual descriptive features, and by that means comprehensive and detailed accounts and maps have been produced.

This is largely a factual inquiry.

The Heritage Foundation acknowledges that the report is "largely a factual presentation of U.S. laws, standards, and other efforts to promote human rights".