Sentence examples for less factual from inspiring English sources
Less factual was their Gran e general estoria, a world history, with extensive translations from the Old Testament.
One of these was how much viewers can absorb from these projects – it turned out that viewers retain far less factual information than we had expected.
The commas — there or missing there — were not just commas; they were facts, neither more nor less factual than the kegs of Bud or the color of Santa's suit.
Compared with all the grand things that people have done with poems — justifying the ways of God to men, shoring fragments against their ruins, and so on — telling one's life story in more or less factual terms might seem to be a very modest goal.
As next week's newly discovered scientific facts on how to live to 110 will surely contradict last week's newly discovered facts about how to live to 110, the facts upon which the governing classes base decisions are often less factual than they sound.
It was an outcome for which the tabloids had campaigned doggedly for decades, but never more intensely – or with less factual scrupulousness – than this spring and summer, when the front pages of the Sun, Mail and Express bellowed for Brexit, talking up Britain's prospects afterwards, in deafening unison, day after day.
But a prediction about future events is not, as a prediction, any less a factual issue.
It's hardly news that "In Cold Blood" was less "immaculately factual" than its author liked to boast.
"Bad Education" contemplates the wonder of storytelling and the human instinct to embroider reality to make the tales we tell more real and conclusive, if less strictly factual.
"Bad Education" contemplates the wonder of storytelling itself and the human instinct to embroider reality to make the tales we tell more real and conclusive, if less strictly factual.
Its conclusions mark a turning point in national discussions of affirmative action--anything less than factual evidence will no longer suffice in any serious debate of this vital question.
