Sentence examples for like a factual from inspiring English sources

The Girl Who Was Plugged In (1974) reads almost like a factual account of life in 2016.

I am not going into the rights and wrongs of Gamergate here - there is what looks like a factual account of this interminable saga on Wikipedia, although of course there have been disputes about its objectivity.

However, Hoban felt that the worst offender at the time was the Channel 4 medical drama No Angels, which she described as: "so inaccurate that it makes Holby City look like a factual documentary".

Bonner et al. would like to correct a factual error in "Occupational Exposure to Carbofuran and the Incidence of Cancer in the Agricultural Health Study" [ Environ Health Perspect 113:2005289 (2005)].

Landis, whose last novel ("Lying in Bed") was an ingenious, if somewhat discursive, consideration of love and obsession, has here written what looks at first glance like a chronological, factual account with hardly any invention.

"The Hot Zone," the first in the trilogy, is a factual account that reads like a novel.

Thanks to that, his thrillers always had the air of being written by a man in the know, an important quality in popular fiction aimed at the male reader - and Ludlum is very much a writer of boys' books - who likes a hefty amount of factual information.

If sales are anything to go by, they like factual works: biography, sport, science, humour.

Men tend to like fairly dry factual bullets, and the shorter the better".

The Places+ product will be competing with the likes of Factual and Foursquare's location database (each database allows mobile apps to display which restaurants and other venues are near a given location).

"Like a lot of factual programmes on terrestrial TV it had an investigative dimension to it," he says.